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New-York  Mercantile  and  General 

DIRECTORY, 

For  the  30th  Year  of  American  Independence, 

AND  OF  OUR  LORD,  1805-6, 

A  variety  of  useful  and  interesting  Mercantile  Information 
and  a  complete  Register  of  the  Inhabitants  of  the  City 
of  New-York,  with  their  occupations  and  places  of  Re- 
sidence. /^T) 


ARRANGED  UPON  A  PLAN  ENTIRELY  NET. 


BY  JOHN  F.  JONES. 


NEW-YORK  : 
PRINTED  FOR  THE  EDITOR, 

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NO    114,  WATER-STREET. 

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PREFACE, 


THE  work  now  offered  to  the  acceptance  of  the 
, public,  it  is  presumed  will,  in  point  of  correctness  and 
execution,  be  deemed  superior  to  any  of  the  kind  hereto- 
fore published  ;  and  while  the  editor  disdains  the  idea  of 
egotism,  he  begs  leave  to  assure  the  public,  that  neither 
pains  nor  expence  has  been  spared  to  render  the  work  wor- 
thy of  their  patronage  and  support. 

As  the  following  sheets  are  compiled  upon  a  plan  dif- 
ferent from  that  pursued  by  those  who  have  hitherto  pub- 
lished works  of  this  kind,  a  brief  sketch  of  its  nature  :.nd 
contents  may  not  only  be  acceptable,  but  neqessary. 

The  introductory  part  being  intended  to  furnish  a  fund 
of  valuable  commercial  information,  contains  a  correct.  Al- 
manack by  Shoemaker — The  mode,  hours,  and  forms  of 
transacting  business  at  the  Custom  House,  and,  at  the  va- 
rious Banks  and  Insurance  Offices  in  the  City,  with  lists 
oi  the  officers  belonging  to  each  particular  institution. — A 
complete  abstract  of  the  Revenue  &  Tonnage  Laws  of  the 
United  States,  and  correct  Lists  of  all  Duties  payable  by 
^aw  on  luljiortations.— List  of  the  Executive,  Legisla- 
tive, and  Judicial  Branches  of  the  General,  State,  and  City 
Government  ;  and  of  the  Custom-House  Officers,  Loan 
Officers,  Supervisors  of  Revenue,  Deputy  Pcst-mastcrs, 

&V.  in  the  principal  trading  towns  of  the  United  States  . 

Military  Officers  of  the  City  and  County  of  New-York,, 
with  their  respective  grades.— An  accurate  account  of  all 
the  scientific,  benevolent,  and  other  Public  Institutions  in 
this  City,  with  their  Officers. — A  correct  list  of  the  Ma- 
sonic Lodges,  with  their  times  and  places  of  meeting. — 
List  of  all  the  principal  Wharves  and  Ferries — and  ol  the 
Coasting  Vessels,  with  directions  at  what  wharves  they 

are  to  be  found — List  of  British  Packets  A  description 

of  the  principal  Public  Buildings,  and  Offices,  with  their 
situation. — An  account  of  the  various  Lines  of  Stages  from 
this  City  to  dim-rent  parts  of  the  Union,  with  their  diifcr- 

ent  offices,  and  the  times  of  their  arrival  and  departure  

Rates  of  postage  and  regulations/)!  post-office — A  geogra- 


IV 


PREFACE. 


phical  description  of  the  several  Wards  in  the  city,  with 
their  boundaries  and  extents  as  established  by  a  late  law 
of  the  legislature — An  alphabetical  list  of  the  different 
streets,  with  their  beginning  and  end — and  a  variety  of 
other  useful  and  interesting  information. 

The  second  part  contains  a  correct  and  alphabetical  list 
of  the  inhabitants  of  this  large  and  populous  city,  with  their 
different  occupations  and  places  of  residence. 

In  the  collection  of  names  and  collating  them  for  the 
Directory  the  utmost  attention  and  diiligence  has  been 
paid,  so  as  to  make  it  perfectly  correct,  no  name  has  been 
omitted  which  could  possibly  be  ascertained,  nor  has  any 
beta  inserted  but  what  we  believe  are  actual  residents, and 
this  part  contains  at  least  1500  names  more  than  any  Direc- 
tory heretofore  published. 

The  plan  on  which  this  part  of  the  work  is  arranged, 
being  new,  requires  some  explanation,  which  the  Editor 
thinks  it  his  duty  to  give. 

Agreeable  to  the  plan  first  proposed,  the  Editor  intended 
to  arrange  each  different  kind  of  mechanics  under  their 
their  respective  heads,  this  was,  however,  found  impracti- 
cable, and  by  many  deemed  unnecessary. 

The  whole  while,  alphabetically  arranged,  is  divided  into 
ten  classes,  containing  as  follows  : 

I.  — Learned  Professions,  and  Public  Oficers. 

II.  — Merchants,  Dry  Good  and  Book  Stores,  and  Store  keepers 
in  general. 

Ill— G  rocers,  Taverns,  Inns,  Porter- Houses,  Hotels,  Boarding' 
Houses,  Brewers,  and  Distillers. 

IV.  — House-Carpenters,  Joiners, Cabinet-makirs, Shipwrights,  Boat- 
builders,  Block  and  Pump-makers,  and  Mecluinics  who  work  prin- 
cipally in  Wood. 

V.  — Masons,  Bricklayers,  Plaisterers  and  Stone  Cutters. 

VI  Smiths  of  every  Description,  including  Jewellers,  Watchma- 
kers, Sec. 

VII.  Mechanics,  Trades,  and  Callings,  not  before  enumerated. 

VIII.  Shipmasters,  Pilots,  Mariners,  and  Boatmen. 

IX.  Miscellaneous,  i.  e.  those  who  have  no  particular  occupations. 
X-  Cartmen. 

It  is  not  presumed  that  this  work  is  totally  free  from  er- 


CONTENTS. 


Page. 

Almmiack  for  the  30th  year  of  American  Inde- 
pendence, &c.  8cc.         ,  .  .  .  13  to  32 

H  urs  of  transact1. business  at  Custom  House,  33 
Duties  payable  at  th<  Custom-house,         .          .  33  to  42 

Restrictions  on  importations  ...  42 
Tonnage       .                  .          .          .  .43 

Fees  of  office,                   ....  44 

Allowances  for  draft  and  tare,       .           •          •  ibid 

Do.  for  leakage  and  breakage,      ...  45 

Terms  of  credit  for  duties            .           .           .  4s 

Ports  of  entry  and  delivery,  ...  47 
Mode  of  transacting  business  at  the  Custom-House,  ibid 

Duty  of  masters  of  vessels,                .               •  ibid 

Form  of  reports  and  manifest  of  cargo,               .  48 

Do.              do.              do.          of  returned  do.  48 

Do.  return  of  passengers,  &c.  .  •  ibid 
Do.  of  Seaman,                 .                .  .49 

Do.  of  alien  passengers,                  .                  .  ibid 

Oath  to  manifest,  Sec.              ...  50 

Report  of  distilled  spirits,  wines  and  teas,            .  51 

Post-Office  law,              .              ...  52. 

Report  and  manifest  of  outward  cargo,                .  53 

Oath  to  do.             .             .             .              .  ibid 

Duties  of  importers  or  consignees,        ..             .  54 

Appraisers  oath,        .              .               .           .  56 

Entry  of  returned  cargo,  and  oath  to  ditto           •  57 

Duty  of  passengers,                                            •  5* 

Entry  of  wearing  appartj,  8cc.  and  oath  to  ditto,  ib. 

Drawbacks,            .....  59 

Entry  and  oath,                .          .          ,          .  ib. 

General  information  66 

Bajik  of  United  States  at  Philadelphia,                .  68 

Branch,  at  New-York,         .  •                 .  67 
Joules  of  ditto             .          .  . 


viii  CONTENTS. 


Page. 

of  New  York,          .  . 

• 

67 

Manhattan  Company,  ^ 

■ 

68 

Merchants,              .  , 

• 

,  •  4 

69 

Albany,         .           .  , 

• 

68 

Columbia,  . 

• 

: 

69 

Jersey,          .  . 

• 

69 

New-York  State 

• 

• 

69 

Farmer's,  (Lansingburgh,) 

• 

69 

Insurance  Company,  New- York, 

• 

• 

69 

United,           .  ; 

• 

69 

Columbia*,              «  , 

• 

69 

Washington  Mutual  . 

• 

• 

69 

Mutual,            .  . 

• 

70 

!ir"*  Murine,              ,  ; 

• 

70 

Commercial             .  . 

• 

70 

Ccverntntut  of  the  Units. d  State* 

70 

President  and  Vice  President, 

• 

70 

Senators                .  . 

• 

70 

Representatives  in  Congress, 

• 

71 

Department  of  SiaLe, 

72 

of  War,             .          .  • 

• 

73 

of  the  Treasury, 

• 

m 

73 

Naval, 

• 

73 

Custom-house  officers,  . 

• 

73 

Ministerial  and  Consular  appointments 

I- 

74 

by  the  United  States, 

Do       from  Foreign  Powers  to  the  United  States, 

76 

Government  of  the  Mississipi  Ttritory 

77 

Indiana  Territory  . 

• 

77 

Judiciary  of  the  United  State6, 

7-8 

Post  Office  and  Post  Officers,  . 

• 

79 

Supervisors 

80 

Officers  of  the  Mint.  . 

• 

ibid 

Governors  of  the  different  States, 

• 

ibid 

Executive,  Legislative,  and  Judicial  ? 

Officers  of  the  Sute  of  New-Yoik,  $ 

bl  tOtiS 

Public  Notaries,            .  . 

• 

83 

Surrogates  and  Assistant  Justices, 

• 

83 

Pilots  Bianch,            .  . 

• 

83 

Deputy  and  Sound 

« 

81 

Inspectors  of  State-Prison,  . 

• 

84 

Commissioners  of  Alms-house,  &c. 

84 

PREFACE. 


vi 


ror,  or  that  it  is  superior  to  any  other  directory  -which  xvill 
"  ever"  appear  in  this  city.  Suffice  it  to  say,  that  every 
possible  pains  has  been  taken  to  render  it  correct.  To  an 
impartial  public,  who  are  the  best  judges  of  its  utility,  it  is 
with  deference  submitted  by,  THE  EDITOR. 


ERRATA. 

Owing  to  two  printers  having  been  employed,  a  small 
error  has  arisen  in  the  pages  which  was  not  discovered  in 
time  The  first  page  of  the  names  is  109,  and  ought  to 
be  121. 

Page  44,  In  room  of '  Selah  Strong,'  read  4  Benjamin 
Romaine,  Comptroller.' 

Ibid.  For  4  Thomas  Beekman,'  read  Theophilus  Beek- 
man. 

Ibid.  For  *  John  Farrington,  Jacob  Haj's,  and  George 
Goodheart,'  Captains  of  City  Watch,  read  William  Peter- 
son, Gad  Dumbolton,  and  Hugh  Goble. 

Page  86,  Instead  of  4  Francis  Deklyne,'  read  Thomas 
Darling,  Constable. 


The  Editor  will  thank  any  gentleman  discovering- 
errors,  to  favour  him  with  the  information  immediately, 
as  an  additional  sheet  will  be  printed  and  delivered  gratis 
to  subscribers  in  a  few  days. 

▲  2 


CONTENTS. 


ix 


Officers  of  the  City  and  County  of  New- York, 
Police  Officers  and  Captains  of  City  Watch, 
Ward  Officers,  .  ,  . 

Military  Officers,  • 
Cincinnati 

New-York  Medical  Society 
Regents  of  the  University 
Trustees  of  Columbia  College, 
Faculty  of  Medicine  in  do. 
Society  Agricultural,  &c.  » 

Widows, 

Manumission, 

Mechanics, 

for  the  relief  of  distressed  prisoners 
Tammany  or  Columbian  Order, 
German, 

New-York  Chamber  of  Commerce, 

Society  library, 

Lying-in  Hospital, 
Governors  of  Hospital, 
City  Dispensary, 

Directors  of  Western  and  Northern  Canal 
Masonic  Lodges, 
Principal  Wharves  and  Ferries, 

Public  Buildings,  &c 

Ferry  Boats, 

British  Packets* 

Line  of  Stages, 

Rates  of  Postage, 
Inspectors  of  Customs, 
Wards,  Description  and  Boundaries, 
Streets,  alphabetically  arranged, 
Custom  house  Desks, 

Names,  Occupations,  and  Besidcnces 


84 
84 
84,  85 

86,  89 
90 
90 
90 
90 
91 
90 
92 
92 
93 
93 
93 
93 
94 
91 
92 

t  94 

92 

Company,  92 
104  to  109 
94 
96 
99 
100 
101 
103 
110 
111 
114 
120 


A... .Learned  Professions,  ice.  1 05 

Merchants,  &c  10; 

Grocers,  &c  II 

Carpenters,  8cc  I  L 

Masons,  &c  1  H 

Smiths,  &c  ibi 

Tradts  and  Callings,  .  .  II. 

Mariners,  &c  11 

Miscellaneous,  ibi< 

Cartmej),  in 


(....Learned  Professions.  &c.  119 

Merchants,  &c.  121 

Grocers,  he  126 

Carpenters,  &c  130 

Masons,  &c  134 

brniths,  &c  ibid 

Traces  and  Callings,  .  .  135 
Mariners,  &c.  .  .  r  141 
Miscellaneous,  .  .  .  .  143 
Cartinen,  145 


&c. 


&c. 


C.  .. Learned  Profusions,  &c 

Merchants,  &c. 
Grocers,  &c.  . 
Cat  peniers  &c. 
Masons,  Sic.  . 
Smiths,  Sic.    .  , 
Trade-  anil  Callings 
M  arinere,  &c. 
Mi-cel.aneuus, 
Cart  men,  .  .  . 

D.  .. Learned  Professions 

Merchants,  Sic. 
Grocers,  &c.  . 
Carpenter-,  &c. 
M  asoi.is,  Sic.  . 
Smiths,  Sic.  , 
'I  rades  and  Callings 
Mariners,  ttc.  . 
Miscellaneous,. 
Carl  men,   .  . 
£.... Learned  Professions 
Merchants,  &c. 
G  rocers,  &c  . 
Carpenters,  Sic, 
Ma>ons,  &c.  . 
Smiths,  Sic. 
Trades  and  Callings 
Mariners,  &c.  . 
Miscellaneous,  . 
Cart  men,   .    .  ., 

F.  .., Learned  Professions, 

Merchants,  Sic.  . 
Grocers  &c.  .  . 
Carpenters,  &c.  . 
Maons,  &c.   *  . 
Smiths,  &C.    . .  f 
Trade>  and  Callings, 
M.  riners,  &c. 
Miscellaneous, 
Cartmen,  .    .  . 

G.  ... Learned  Professions, 

Merchants,  &c.  . 
Grocers,  &c.    .  . 
Carpenters,  &c.  . 
Masons,  &c.  .  . 
Smiths,  &c     .  . 
Trades  and  Callings, 
Mariners,  &c. 
M.scellaueous, 
Cartiijeu,  .  . 


CONTENTS. 

Page. 


147 
14: 

1  ; 
161 
15! 
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1 60 
16; 

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170 

Ha 

174 
177 
lib 

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180 
183 
184 
186 
18', 
188 
ibic 
181* 
190 
rbicJ 
ib:c. 
192 
ibl 
113 
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19i 

19<; 
19;- 
191 

ifah 
201, 
2o:> 

204 
20. 
200 
207 
209 
.  211 
.  213 
.  ibid 
&c,  214 
217 
218 
320 


&c 


&c. 


&c. 


&c. 


H.. ..Learned  Professions,  fcc.  V24 

Merchants,  &c.  . 
Grocers,  &c.   .  . 
Carpenters,  tic.  . 
Ma>ons,  &c.   .  . 
Smiths,  &c.     .  . 
Trades  and  Callings 
Mariners,  Sic. 
Miscellaneous, 
Cartmen,   .    .  . 
i&J.. Learned  Professions 
Merchants,  &c.  . 
Gioceis,  &c.  . 
Carpenters,  &c.  . 

Mi  s,  Sic.  .  . 

Smiths,  &c.     .  . 
1  rades  and  Callings, 
Mariners,  &c. 
Mi-cellaneoos, 
Cartmen,  .    .  . 
K.... Learned  Professions 
Merchants  &c.  . 
Grot  eis,  Sic.  .  . 
Carpenters,  SfC-  . 
Masons,  Sic.   .  . 
Smiths,  &c.    .  . 
'1  rades  and  Callings, 
Mariners,  &c. 
Mi-cellaneous, 
Cartmen,  ... 
L.... Learned  Professions, 
Merchants,  fcc.  . 
G  oeers,  Sic.  .  . 
Carpenters,  &c.  . 
Ma-ojis.icc.   .  . 
Smiths.  Sic.     .  . 
Trades  and  Callings, 
Marinets,  &c. 
M  -(  ehaueous, 
Cuimen,   •  ".  . 
M... Learned  Profe' •  ions, 
Merchant-,  &c.  . 
Grocers,  Sic.  . 
Carpenter..  Sic.  . 
Masons,  &c.    .  • 
Smiths  &c.     .  . 
1  rades  and  Callings, 
Marimr-,  &c. 
Miscellaneous, 
Cartmen,  .    .  . 


Sic. 


Sic. 


CONTENTS. 


N.... Learned  Professions,  &c.  30  : 

Merchants,  &c.  .  .  .  ibi< 
Gr  .ter,  &c.  .  .  .  .  30. 
Carpenters,  &c.    .    .    .  i'-> 

Masons.  &c  30- 

Smiilis,  &c  .    .  i'lh 

Trades  and  Callings,  .  iL- 
Mariners.  &c.  ...  30 
MisccMaueulM,     .   .    .  ilv 

Cartmen,  30 

©....Loaned  Professions, &c.  ih 
Merchants,  &c.  .    .    .    3 ' 

Grocers,  &c  lo. 

Carpenters,  81c.  .  .  .3d 
Masons,     .    .    .    •    .  ibi c, 

Smiths,  &c  31' 

Trades  and  Callings,    .  ibi 

Mariners  &c  ibi 

Miscellaneous,     .    .  .31. 
Cartmen,   .    .    .    '.    .  ibi 
P.... Learned  Professions,  &c.  31 
Merchants,  &c.   .    .    .  3i 

Grocers,  &c  3 1  > 

Carpenters,  &c.  .    .  .31 

Masons,  &c  31: 

Smiths,  &c  ihi 

Trades  and  Callings,  .  32i 
Mariners,  &c.  .  .  .3,. 
Miscellaneous,     .    .    .  3»< 

Cartmen,  3  a 

Q...  3i 
R....  Learned  Professions,  ice.  3» 
Merchants,  &c.    .    .  3a 
Grocers,  &c.     .    .    .  3J» 
Carpenters,  &c.     .    .    83  < 
Masons,  &c.     .    .    .  33 
Smiths,  Sec.       .    .    .  23 
Trades  and  callings,    .  33" 
Mariners,  &c.    ...  341 
Miscellaneous,      .   .  34 
Cartmen,    ....  34  j 


XI 

Pa^e 

S  Learned  Professions,  &c.  344 


Merchants.  &c.  .  .  347 
Giocers  Sec.  .  .  .  350 
Hou-,e  carpeutejs,  tec.  356 
Matins,  &>•.  .  .  .  360 
S.iiun>,  inc.  .  .  .  360 
'1  rades  and  Callings,  .  361 
Mariners  &c.  .  .  .  369 
M  cellaneous,  .  .  .  369 
C  an  men,  ....  372 
...Learn.id  Professions,  &c.  37* 
Merchants,  &c.  .  .  .  375 
Grocers,  &c  ....  378 
■     Carpenters,  &»•.   .    .    .  330 

Masons,  &C  38a 

£>  niths,  &<■,  ....  ibid 
Trade,  and  Callings,  .  383 
Mariners,  &c.  .  .  .  385 
Miscellaneous,    .    .    .  386 

Carl.nen  387 

'SiV.  Learned  Professions,&c.  388 
Merchant*,  &c.  .   .   .  389 

Grocers,  &c  390 

C  irpenters,  &c.  .  .  .  391 
Masons,  &c*  ....  39» 

Smiths,  &c  393 

Trades  and  Callings,  .  ibid 
Mariners,  &c.  .  .  .  394 
Miscellaneous,    .    .    .  395 

Cartmen,,  396 

W... Learned  Professions,  &c.  399 
Merchants.  &c*  .    .    .  399 

Grocesr,  &c  4()» 

Carpenters,  &c.   .    .    .  405 

Masons,  Arc  409 

Smiths,  &c  409 

Trades  and  Callings,  .  410 
Mariners,  &c.  .  ,  .415 
Miscellaneous,     .    .  .416 

Cartmen,  419 

XY&Z   .    .  419-aO 


ASTRONOMICAL 

CALCULATIONS 


FOR 

THE  THIRTIETH  YEAR 

OP 

AMERICAN  INDEPENDENCE, 

COMMENCING 

THE  FOURTH  OF  JVLTy 

1805: 

CONTAINING 

Tht  Rising,  Setting,  Places  and  Eclipses  of  the  Sun  and  Moon  ;  the 
Southing,  Phases,  Age  4"  Latitude  of  the  Moon  :  Longitude  of  her 
Ascending  Node,  &c.  the  geocentric  places  and  aspects  of  the  Pla- 
nets, the  Ri>ing,  betting,  and  Southing  of  the  most  conspicuous 
Planets  and  fixed  Stars  ;  the  passage  of  Alioth  over  the  Me- 
ridian  ;  the  Equation  of  lime:  Sun's  declination,  and  Time  of  HiscL 
AYatei  at  New-York,  &c. 

ALSO, 

THE  INCREASE,  DECREASE,  AND  LENGTH  OF  DAYS 
WITH  THE  FESTIVALS,  4  c.  %c. 

CALCULATED  FOR  THE  LATITUDE  AND  MERIDIAN  OF 

NEW.  YORK. 


BY  ABRAHAM  SHOEMAKER. 


Printed  by  Sovthwick  ic  IIardc  astle,  No.  2  Wall-street. 
FOR  JOHN  F.  JONES. 


Notes  to  the  ficader* 


I.  The  Calculations  of  this  Almanac  arc  made  to  Solar  or  apparent 
Time;  to  which,  add  the  equation  in  the  sixth  column,  when  the  Sun 
isslow,  and  subtract  it  when  fast,  for  th«  mean  or  Clock- Time. 

II.  The  Sun's  declination  is  carefully  lilted  to  the  meridian  of  New- 
York,  for  every  noon  of  the  present  year. 

III.  The  rising,  setting,  or  southing  of  a  Star  may  be  carried  seve- 
ral day*  bac  kward  by  adding,  or  forward,  by  subtracting  4  minuttfs 
per  day  ;  for  instance,  on  the  3d  of  the  first  month,  (January 1  Sirius  is 
south  at  38  minutes  after  1 1 ;  adding  S  minutes  for  two  days  sooner, 
we  have  I  Ih.  4dm.  for  the  southing  on  the  1st,  and  deducting  13  mi- 
nutes for  three  later,  leaves  1  lh.  26in.  for  that  of  the  6th  of  the  same 
month,  fee. 

IV.  The  time  of  Aliolh's  passage  over  the  Meridian,  or  when  3 
plumb-line  apparently  cuts  both  the  Pole  Star  and  Alioth,  is  given  for 
the  rirst  six  months  above  the  Poie,  and  the  last  six  below  it,  to  live 
days  in  every  month,  and  may  be  readily  known  forany  day  by  the 
preceding  note.  These  two  Stars  will  be  visibly  coincident  with  a 
level  Mast  and  West  line  at  .">h.  59m.  before  or  afier  Aliolh  passes  the 
Meridian,  by  which  we  may  regulate  Time-Pieces  to  a  minute,  or  tell 
the  time  without  them.  The  Pole  Star  is  on  the  Meridian  six  mi- 
nutes later  than  Alioth,  when  a  true  Meridian  hue  may  be  drawn  by 
it,  and  the  magnetic  variation  be  thereby  determined. 

Alioth  is  the  fir«»t  Star  in  the  Tail  of  the  Great  Bear,  viz.  that  next 
the  square,  or  it  is  the  third  Star  of  the  seven  commonly  called  the 
Waggon  or  Plough,  counting  towards  those  two  of  theia  denominated 
the  Pointers. 

V.  As  the  day  ends  at, midnight,  the  rising,  setting  and  southing  of 
Ihe  Moon,  when  after  that  time,  is  found  against  the  succeeding  day  ; 
tfius  on  the  night  of  (or  following)  the  1 8th  of  the  first  month,  (Ja- 
nuary) the  moon  rises  at  '2h.  tin.  after  midnight,  viz.  in  the  morning 
of  the  13th  ;  not  at  Oh.  56m.  the  time  opposite  the  12th,  which  is  that 
of  its  rising  the  preceding  morning. 

Coyunon  .\Totei,  SfC.for  t/ie  30/A  Year  of  American  Independence. 


Dominical  Letter  jT 

• '  I  n  number,   ....    I  '  — 

Efcaet,    oi  * 

Sour  Cycle   2'J  >  f 

Advent'  Dec.  1 

A-ih-vY'ednesday  ....  Feb.  19 
Easter   April  6 


Dominical  letter  ~> 

Golden  Number, 
Kpact,  ......... 

Solar. Cycle,    .  . 

Ascension   A/a//  1  5 

Whitsunday  May  Q"> 

Trinity  June  1 


.  .  23  ; 


Astronomical  Characters  explained. 


%  New  Moon,  OFnHMoon, 
{  Rwt )  .  )  or  Moon 
5  Last  j°  $  iagcneral 

Si  Moon's  ascending  Node, 


0  Sim,  H  Herschell, 

h)  Saturn,  11  Jupiter, 

cS  Mars,  9  Venus, 
<J  Mercury, 


Agronomical  Character*  continunl. 


T  Aries, 
0  Taurus, 
II  Gemini, 
So  Cancer, 
&  Leo, 


I  Sagitarius, 
V?  Capricornus, 
~  Aquarius, 
H  Pices, 
8  Opposition, 
*  Sextile, 
d  Conjunction, 
CI  Quariile, 


n?  Virgo, 
^  Libra, 
7T.  Scorpio, 


Eclipses  for  tfie  30th  Year  of  American  Independence. 

1.  An  Eclipse  of  the  Moon  on  the  1  Ith  of  the  seventh  month,  (July) 
at  o  minutes  past  4  in  the  afternoon,  of  course  invisib'e. 

2.  Of  the  Sun  on  the  26th  of  the  seventh  month,  (July)  at  'Jf  mi- 
nutes aftej  one  in  the  morning,  but  from  the  Moon's  great  South  La- 
titude, will  not  he  seen  North  of  the  Equator. 

3.  Of  the  Sun  on  the  20th  of  the  12th  month,  (December)  at  II 
minutes  past  7  in  the  afternoon,  visible  only  in  the  Southern  hemis- 
phere. I'he  Sun  will  be  centrally  eclipsed  on  the  Meridian  in  Lon- 
gitude 108  deg.  13m.  West  of  New-York,  and  85  1-2  deg.  South  La- 
titude. 

*.  Of  the  Moon  on  the  4lh  of  the  first  month,  (January)  1806  ia 
the  evening,  visible, 

Beginning  at  -    --   --    --    --    --    5  32 

Middle     -   -  6  53 

End  .    *    -    8  24 

Digits  eclipsed  9  1-2  on  the  Moon's  North  Limb. 
5.  Of  the  Sun  on  the  16th  of  the  sixth  month,  (June)  in  the  morn- 
ing, visible  and  nearly  total.  As  so  large  an  Eclipse  of  the  Sun  but 
very  rar»ly  happens  at  any  o:ie  place,  have  therefore  for  the  amuse- 
ment of  such  as  delight  in  contemplating  the  beauty  of  celestial  phe- 
nomena, been  a  little  particular  in  calculating  its  limits,  delineating  its 
different  a-pecis,  &c. 

The  EcHp=e  begins  at  New- York  9    3D  a.  m.  apparent  time. 
Greatest  Obscuration     -    -    -    1 1  2 

End   12  29 

Duration  2  49 

Digits  Eclip-ed  1 1  1-2  on  the  Sun's  North  Limb.  The  Moon  make? 
li«rr  first  impression  on  the  Sun's  dWk  about  76  degrees  from  the  Sun's 
vertex  on  the  ri^ht  hand.  It  will  be  total  in  the  northern  parts  of  (he 
UniteJ  States,  its  centre  passing  over  Lakes  Michigan  and  Erie,  the 
Genesee  country,  and  very  near  Albany  and  Hoston,  thence  out  into 
the  Atlantic  Ocean  to  the  southward  of  Nova  Scotia. 

This  Eclipse  having  travelled  in  expansum  ever  since  the  creation, 
fell  in  open  space  quite  clear  of  the  Earth  at  every  return  of  the  Chal- 
dean Period,  till  the  year  A.  D.  957,  when  it  first  began  to  enter  the 
Terra  Australis  Incognita  at  the  South  I'ole,  since  which  it  lias  con- 


tinned  to  wear  to  the  northward  at  each  periodical  return,  ami  accor  1- 
ini?  to  the  mean  fiaofiwwof  the  Son,  Moon,  and  retrv>ce«sion  of  the 
Lunar  Nodes  will  go  o:T  at  th«  North  Pole  abont  the  year  A.  D.  235  >, 
whence  it  again  commences  its  etherial  circuit,  from  which  it  wiil  n  >t 
return  to  the  Earth  so  as  to  perform  the  same  revolution  over  again  jn 
less  th.it  12,493  years.* 

*  The  Ecliptic  limits  in  the  above  calculation  are  taken  at  13  de- 
grees fro.n  the  Moon's  Nixie. 

Table  of  High  Water  at  the  following  Places. 


Names  of  Places.  h.  m. 

Albany  t  a.  6"  30 

Amboy  s.  0  45 

Annapolis,  Maryland  .  .  s.  2  0 
Annapolis  Nova  Scotia  .•  a.  3  0 

Boston  a.  2  15 

Bridgetown,  East  Jpr»ey  s.  0  45 
Burlington  a.  0  20 

Cape  Anne  a.  2  45 

Cape  Fear  s.  1  10 

Cape  Flattens  a.  2  0 

Cape  Henry  a.  2  0 

Cacco  Bay   a.  2  15 

Charlestown  L.  House  .  s.  2  0 

Cape  May  s.  0  45 

Cape  Canso  s.  0  30 

Fait  field  a.  2  0 

Georgetown  Bar  ....  g.  2  20 

Guildford  ;  a.  1  30 

Ilackensack  a.  3  0 

Halifax  a.  3  0 

Hartford^  a.  2.  20 

H.  ll-Gatc  a.  0  30 

Huntington  a.  2.  0 

Ipswich  .  .  .  a/  2  45 

Jamestown  a.  0  50 

Kingston,  Esopus  .  .  .  .  a.  6  0 
Main  Ocean  a.  0  45 


.Va/ws     Places.  h.  rr>. 

Nantucket  Shoals  ' .  .  .  s.  1  30 

Newbury  Port  a.  2  I  "• 

New-Haven  a.  1  51 

New-Providence  I  25 

Newtown  Landing  ...  a.  13!) 
Penobscot    .......  3.  3  <> 

Philadelphia*  a.  5  25 

Piscataway  a.  2  4"> 

Plymouth   .  a.  I  35 

Polepel's  Island  ....  a.  3  > 
Port  Rosewrry  .....  s*.  0  50 
Port  Royal,  S.  Carolina    s.  0  3  > 

Portsmouth  a.  2  •!  > 

Providence  s.  0  I  ; 

Perrvsburg,  S.  Carolina   s.  2  0 

Quebec  a.  3  0 

Reedy  Island  .......  a.  2  15 

Rhode  Island  s.  0  4S 

Salem.'   .  .  .  .  a.  2  1 5 

Sandy  Hook  s.  O  .45 

Savannah  s«  I   1 2 

Say  brook  a.  2  15 

a.  0  SO 
a.  0  15 


Suuburv,  Georgia  . 

Tybee  Bar  

White  Stone  a.  2  45 

Williamsburg,  Virginia  a.  2  15 
Wilmington,  Delaware    a.  3  2Q 

N.  B.  The  table  shewing  Time  of  High  Water  at  New- York 
in  the  following  page,  exhibits  al«j  the  Time  of  High  Water  at 
Elizabeth-Town  Point,  New-London,  Tarpaulen  Cove,  Cape  Hcn- 
lopen,  Sandwich  Bay,  Cockspur  in  Georgia,  and  Brunswick  in  • 
N»irth  Carolina;  an  1,  by  adding  thereto,  and  subtracting  thefcsfroln 
the  annexed  quantities  of  Time,  we  have  the  time  of  High  Wat -rat. 
the  places  there  enumerated. — A.  Shews  the  quantities  of  Twvs  to 
be  added. — S,  Those  to  be  subtracted.' 


TABLE 


OF 


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4  34 


Sun 
sets 
h.m 


0 
lo- 
rn, s 


slow  decl 


7  2613 
7  263  27 

7  26'3  39 


Snn's 
decl. 
north 


623 


J>*s 
place 
s.  D 


Vf  18 

30 
12 


}> 
rises 
h.  m. 


south 
h.  m. 


8    3  0  14 

8  36    1  111 

9  3;  1  46' 


JONES'S  MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


HOURS  OF  DOING  BUSINESS  AT  THE 

CUSTOM-HOUSE, 

FROM  TEN  TILL  THREE. 

DUTIES 

PAYABLE  BY  LAW, 

ON 

ALL  GOODS,  WARES,  AND  MERCHANDIZE, 

Imported  into  the  United  States  of  America,  in  American  or 
Foreign  ships  or  vessels. 


American.  Foreign. 
ARMS,  fire  and  side,not  otherwise  en- 
umerated, or  parts  thereof,      -        lT^p.  c.  a.  v.  19£ 
Apparatas,  philosophical,  specially  im-  | 

ported  for  any  seminary  of  learning,  free  free 
Alt;,  beer  and  porter,  in  casks  or  bot-J 


8  cts.  p.  gal.  8  4-5 
60  do.p.gro.  66 

17£p.c.a.vil9£ 


ties, 

on  the  bottles 
Artificial  frowers,  feathers,  and  other 

ornaments  for  women's  head  dresses, 
Aniseed,  ....       117*1-2  ditto.'l9J- 

Articles  of  all  kinds,  of  the  growth  or 

manufacture  of  the  U.  States,  or  their. 

territories,  upon  which  on  drawback, 

bounty  or  allowance  has  been  made, free  free 
Anchors,  -       -       ...        1  1-2  ct.p.lb.  1||- 

Antimony,  regulus  of        -  free  free 

Almonds,  -       „       ?  2  cts.  per  lb.  2 1-5 

Aqua  fortis,      -  .free  free 


34 


J«NES'S  KEW-YOJtr 


American.  Forei?U' 


BALLS,  balsams,   powders,  pastes, 
ointments,  oils,  waters,  washes,  tinc- 
tures, essences,  or  other  preparations 
or  compositions,  commonly  called 
sweet  scents,  odors,  perfumes,  or  cos 
metics  ;  and  all  powders  or  prepara- 
tions for  die  teeth  or  gums,      -        17^p.  c 
Bristles  of  swine,       -  free 
Bricks  and  tiles,        -       -       -        17|p.  c.  a.v 
Boots,      -       -       -       .       .        75  c.  p.  pair 
Books  blank,  ...        15  p.  c.  a.  v. 

Buttons  of  every  kind,  -  -  17  1-2  ditto 
Buckles,  shoe  and  knee,  -        17  1-2  ditto 

Brushes,  -  .        15  ditto 

Bullion,  -  s  .  free 

Burr-Stones  unwrought,  -  free 

Beasts,  viz.  horses,  cattle,  sheep,  swine, 
or  other  useful  ones,  intended  for 
breed,  - 
CANNONS  of  Brass, 
Cariages  or  parts  thereof, 
Cards,  playing,  - 
wool  and  cotton, 
Cables  and  tarred  cordage, 
Cordage  untarred.  - 
Cabinet  wares,  - 
Carpets  and  caqieting, 
Candles  of  tallow,  ... 

of  wax  or  spermaceti, 
Capers,  - 

Canes,  walking  sticks  and  whips, 
Cambricks,  - 
Cheese,  -       -  - 

China  ware,  -  - 

Cinnamon,  cloves, 


free 

17.jp.  c.  a.  v. 
22  1-2  ditto 
25  c.  p.  pack 
50  c.  p.  doz. 

c.  p.  lb. 
2  cts.  per  lb. 
17 1  p.  c.  a.  v. 
17  1-2  ditto 
2  cts.  per  lb. 
5  ditto 
t7-i  p.  c.  a.  v. 
i5  ditto 
15  ditto 
1  cts.  per  lb. 
!  7\  p.  c.  a.  v. 
-0  c.  per  lb. 


19* 
free 

m 

32$ 
lGi 

m 

191- 
[61 
tree 
.ree 


re* 

2v  \ 
55 

a  3-4 
2  1-5 
»9i 
19* 
2  1-5 
|6  3-5 
19i 
16£ 
16j 

7  7 
'  iff 

19 
22 


MF.RCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


American.  Foreign. 


15  p.  c.  a.  v. 
2  cts.  per  lb. 
1 7|  p-  c.a.v 

3 
4 


Chintzes  and  colored  calicoes,  or  mus 
lins,  and  aiJ  printed,  stained,  or  co> 
lored  goods  or  manufactures,  or  not 
being  printed,  stained  or  colored,  of 
cotton  or  of  linen,  or  of  both,  or  of 
which  cotton  or  linen  is  the  mate 
rial  of  chief  value, 

Cocoa,  -  - 

Comfits, 

Chocolate, 

Cassia,  Chinese, 

Clogs  and  goloshoes, 

Clay,  unwrought, 

Cosmetics, 

Coal,  -  - 

Copper  manufactures, 

in  pigs,  plates  and  bars, 

Coffee,     -  - 

Cotton,  -  ■  m. 

 ,  rags  of  - 

Clocks  and  watches,  and  parts  of  either 

Cork  tree,  bark  of  -» 

Coaches,  chariots,  phaetons,  chairs, 
chaises,  soios,  or  other  carriages,  or 
parts  of  either,  -  -        22^p.c.  a.v. 

Cloathing  ready  made,      -       -        15  p.  c.  a.  v 

Currants,  2  cts.  p.  lb. 

DATES,         ....  irip.c.a.v 

Dishes,  pewter,  and  plates,        -        4  cts.  p.  lb. 

Dolls  dressed  or  undressed,  or  parts 

thereof,  -  -         .        lT'-p.  c.  a.v 

Drugs,  medicinal,  except  those  com- 
monly used  for  dying,  -        1  jpj  p.  c.  a.v 
and  woods  for  dying,       -  free 

EARTHEN  and  stone  wares,  \7\  p.  c.  a.v 


'    X  1 

cts.  per  lb, 
ditto 
15cts.p.pair  16£ 
free  Irce 
17»  p.c.a.v.l9i, 
5  c.  p.  bush.  5  1-2 
lrip.c.  a.v. 

free 
1-2 


2  1-5 
4  2-5 


2 

tree 

5  c.  p.  lb. 
1  c.  p.  lb. 

."ree 

I7|p.c.  a.v.  19A 
i  ree 


free 


free 


241 
16]- 
1  1-5 

12-5 


I9i 


I  91 
ree 
I9i 


Jones's  kew-tork 


Amerltan.  Foreign. 


FANS,  or  part*  thereof, 

Fringes  commonly  used  by  Upholster 

ers,  Coach-makers,  and  Sadlcrs, 
Figs,       -       -       -     *    1.4  jr. 
Floor  cloths  and  mats,  or  parts  of 

either,  -        -       -  - 

Fruits  of  all  kinds,  except  those  other 

wise  enumerated  and  described, 
Furs  of  every  kind  undressed, 
Fish,  dried,  foreign  caught, 
— — ,  salmon,  -        -  - 
 ,  mackarel, 

 ,  all  other  pickled,      -  — 

GLASS,  black  quart  bottles, 

window,  not  above  8  by  10, 
— — — ,  not  above  10  by  12, 

 ,  all  above  10  by  12, 

all  other  manufactures  thereof. 

Glauber  saltSj  - 

Gauzes,  -       -       -  - 

Geneva,  (see  spirits) 

Ginger,         -         -        -  •* 

Girandoles,  or  parts  thereof, 

Gloves  and  mittens  of  every  kind, 

Gold,  silver,  and  plated  ware, 

Gold  and  silver  lace, 

Goods,  wares,  and  merchandize,  im- 
ported directly  from  China  or  India, 
in  ships  or  vessels  not  of  the  United 
States,  except  teas,  china  ware,  and 
all  other  articles  liable  to  highe^ 
rates  of  duties,  - 


17*  p. 


c.a.v, 


1 7 %  p.c.  a.v. 
2  cts.  p.  lb. 

1 7\  p.  c.  a.v. 


19* 
12  1-5 


c.  a.v. 


free 

50  c.p.quin 
100  c.  p. bbl. 
60  ditto 
40  ditlo 
60  c.p.groct 
160c.p.l00t 
175  ditto 
225  ditto 
22*  p.  c.  a.v. 
200c.p.cwt. 
15  p.  c.  a  v  . 

17\  p.  c.  a.v. 
22  1-2  ditto 
17  1-2  ditto 
17  1-2  ditto 
17  1-2  ditto 


191 
irce 
55 
110 

66 

44 

56 

176 

192 

247 

241 

220 

19 1 

24s 

m 

19-1 

19i 


free 


15p.c.a.v 
4  c.  p.  lb, 
4  ditto 


lb. 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY.  27 

American.  Foreign, 
Goods,  wares  and  merchandize  intended 

to  be  re-exported  to  a  foreign  port  or 

place,  in  the  same  ship  or  vessel  in 

which  they  shall  be  imported — and  all 

articles  of  the  growth  or  manufacture 

of  the  U.  States,  or  of  their  territories, 

upon  which  no  drawback,  bounty  or  al 

lowance  has  been  paid  or  admitted, 
Goods,  wares,  and  merchandize,  not  here- 
in otherwise  particularly  enumerated 

and  described,  - 
Glue,  - 
Gun-powder,  - 

G-um  chiefly  used  in  preparing  muslin 
cottons  or  linens  for  receiving  colors 
or  dyes,  -       -       -  - 

Gum  Arabic,  - 
HAIR-POWDER,  - 
Hangers,  or  parts  thereof, 
Hats,  caps  and  bonnets,  of  every  kind, 
Hemp,         -       -       -       -  - 
Hempen  rags,      -       -       -  - 
Hides,  raw,  ...» 
INDIGO,  .... 
Implements  or  tools  of  a  mechanical  trade 
only,  of  persons  Tvho  arrive  in  the  U. 
States,     -  - 
Iron  wire,  .... 

steel  or  brass  locks,  hinges,  hoes, 

anvils  and  vices, 
slit,      -       -       -  _ 
hoop,  .       .       .       . , 

Iron,  sheet,  .... 

cast,  and  all  manufactures  of  iron, 
steel  or  brass,  or  of  which  either 
of  these  metals  is  the  article  of 
chief  value,  not  being  otherwise 
particularly  enumerated,    -  17^p.c.a^ 


free 
free 
4  c.  p 
17|c.a.v 
17T  ditto 
lOOc.p.ct 
free 
free 

25  c.  p.  lb. 


free 
free 


free 


161- 
4  2-5 
4  2-5 


free 
free 
A  2-5 

m 
in 

110 

free 
free 
27i 


15p.c.a.v 
c.  p.  lb 

1  c.  p.  lb. 
1-2  do. 


tree 
free 


16* 

Wo 
I  1 

i  1  J 


[©J 


38 


JONES  S 


> i  w  -ronit 

American. 


JEWELLEBY  and  paste  work, 
KID. shoes, 
Laces  and  Lawns,  ... 
LACJiS,  lines,  fringes,  tassels  and  trim 

DUMP,  commonly  used  by  upholsterers, 

coach-makers  and  saddlers, 
Lampblack,  - 
Lapis  caliminaris,.  - 
Leather,  tanned  and  tawed,  and  all  ma 

nufactures  of  leather,  or  of  which  lea 

ther  is  the  article  of  chief  value,  not 

otherwise  particularly  enumerated, 
Lead,  w  bite  and  red,-  -  - 

Lead  and  musket  ball, 

all  other  manufactures  of  lead,  or  in 
which  lead  is  the  chief  article, 
Lemons,  limes,  oranges,  and  fruits  of  all 

kinds,  except  those  otherwise  enume 

rated,      -       -  - 
Linen  rags,  - 

Linen  or  cotton  manufactures,  or  of  both 
or  ot  which  cotton  or  lintn  is  the  ma 
tcrial  of  chief  value,  whether  pi  iuLed, 
stained,  colored,  or  otlu.Tv.  ise, 

Lime,  foreign,    (containing  60  gals.) 

Looking-glas=es,  -  - 

MALT,      -  ------- 

Manufactures  of  t  in,  pewte  r  and  copper, 
except  pewter  plates  and  dishes, 

iVfarble,  slate  aud  other  stone,  bricks, 
tiles,  tables,  mortars,  and  other  uten- 
eils  of  marble  or  Abate,  and  general!;- 
;11  stcne  and  earthen  ware, 

"Mace,-        -        -        -  "- 

ZViiilinery  rendy  made,         "  '  \  ' 

jVlolassts,    -  - 

jMuskets  s^id  firelocks,  with  or  v- '.  !  > 
bjjvonets,  or  parts  of  either, 

^'iiistiiid  m  fiuur,         -       -•  - 


foreign. 
17^p*c.aV,19^ 
15c.p  pairil6| 
15  p.ct.ad;i6£ 


'7\ 

15  ditto 
free 


ipc.a.VlB; 


free 


17^pc.3.vl9J 
2  c.  p.  lb.  2  1-5 


1  ditto 


1  ditto 


17}pc.a.vl9i 


irte 


tree 


I5p.c.n.v.|l6^ 
50c.pcask  5  J 
•22jpc.a.v_', 
I0c*p.  bu.  11 


17|pc.^.vl9t 

l7jdo.    19  V 
125c-p.ib.l37^ 
17-lpc.a.V19} 


1-2 


:7^pc'a-vjl9V 

iri  dt>. 


MERCANTILE 


DlRF.CTORY. 

American. 

|l-5c.p-paii 
''2-  c.  p.  lb, 
jl5p.c.a.v, 


Morocco  shoes, 

NAILS,     -       -       -      -  - 

Nankeens,  - 

Nutmegs,  - 

OLIVES,  and  oil, 

Ochre,  yellow,  in  oil, 

 dry, -     -  .  ■ ,  * 

Oil  of  vitriol, 

Old  pewter,  -» 

PAPER  hinging,-      -  - 
writing  awl  wrapping, 
sheathing  and  cartridge, 

Painters  colors.,  except  tkose  otherwise 
■  enumerate  J,  and  those  eom-.nonly  used 
in  dying,  -  -      --  r 

Packthread  and  twine, 

Paste-board,  parchment  and  vellum, 

Plaister  of  Paris,  - 

Pepper,  -        -        -  . 

Pictures  and  Prints,  - 

Pimento,     -  I  .. ■ 

Printing  t'-pts,     -       -  - 

Pickles  of  all  sorts,  - 

Plumbs  and  prunes,      -  - 

QUICKSILVER,-  - 

RAISINS,  invars  or  boxes, 

 ,  Muscatel,  - 

 all  other  kinds  of  > 

Roco,  - 

SALT,  weighing  more  than  So  pound: 
per  bashe^  l .   -  -  -  • 

weighing  u5  pounds  per  bushel  oi 
less^,        -  r  '- 
Saltpetre,  \  \    -  *.    -  v    .- ; 
Starch,  -  - 

Sail  cloth,  .       I     -  -      _»      -  -      .  .• 

Saddles,  or  parts  thereof, •• 
Sactins,  and  other  wrought  silks, 


'50c 
17 


p.  lb 
^p.cn-v 
1  \  c.  p.  lb. 
1  "ditto 

fete 
free 

17'p  c.a.\ 
15  do. 
If}  do. 


Foreign.. 

M 

2  l-i 

\55 

*!? 

free 

free 

16  V 
19i 


IT)  do. 

1 5p.c.ii*v. 

tree 

A  r    n  IK 

J  o.c 

j  o  -  > 

i  o  p.c.n.  v. 

1  A  1 

lo.j- 

4*  c.  p.  lb. 

I  O  X 
t  -C-.> 

I5p.c.a.v. 

16  V 

17}  ditto 

19 1 

2  c.  p.  lb. 

2  1-5 

5  c.  p.  lb. 

i  3-5 

2  ditto 

;  1-5 

2  ditto 

2  1-5 

4  ditto 

free 

fret; 

^Oc.p  JGlb 

>•> 

20  c.p.bu. 

23 

;5p.c.a.v. 

16^ 

i  c.  p.  lb. 

&/* 

I5p.c.a.v. 

lo> 

'5  ditto* 

l6.j- 

5  ditto 

16} 

40 


jones'b  new-tobk 

American.  Foreign. 
4  c.  p.  lb.'4  1-5 


Segars,  

Saffron,  -  -  -  -  - 
Steel,  -       -       -       -  - 

Sea  stores  for  ships  or  vessels, 
Spirits  distilled  in  foreign  countries,  viz. 
From  grain,  First  proof, 

Second  do. 

Third  do. 

Fourth  do. 

Fifth  do. 

Sixth  do.  . 
From  other  materials,  First  and  Second 
proof,  ..... 

Thir.d  do. 

Fourth  do. 

Fifth  do. 

Sixth  do. 

Spirits  distilled  in  the  United  States,  im- 
ported in  the  same  ship  or  vessel  in 
which  they  had  been  previously  ex- 
ported from  the  United  States,  viz. 
From  Molasses,  First  proof, 

Second  do. 

Third  do. 

Fourth  do. 

Fifth  do. 

Sixth  do. 

From  materials  of  the  growth  or  product 
of  the  United  States,  First  proof, 
Second  do. 
Third  do. 
Fourth  do. 
Fifth  do. 
Sixth  do. 

Spikes,  - 
Shoes  and  slippers  of  silk, 

other  shoes  and  slippers,  for  men 
and  women,  .... 


200c 1000 
free 

lOOc.p.ct 
free 


28c.p.gal 
29  ditto 
ditto 
di  .to 
ditto 
ditto 


31 
34 
40 
50 


25 
28 
32 
38 
46 


ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 


ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 


ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
c.  p.  lb. 
25cp.pai; 


15  ditto 


Mr.R.cA>"rrLz  dirf.ctouy. 

American. 
other  shoes  and  slippers  for"  children 
Stockings,      t      -       -  - 

Solp.         r.:.tL  •."  •  .* 
Sp.inish  brown,  - 
Sulphur,  - _j;     - '      -       -  • 
Sugars, — Brown, 

White  clayed  or  powdered, 

all  other  clayed  or  powdered, 

Lump,  - 

Loaf,'  -  - 

other  refined, 

Candy,  - 
Snuff,  - 

TALLOW,  .... 
Teas. — From  China  and  India,  or  from 
Islands  lying  eastward  of  the 
Cape  of  Good  Hope,  viz 
Bohta, 


41 

Foreign. 


Souchong  and  ofher  black  teas 
Hyson,  imperial,  gunpowder, 


0  ditto  111  . 

T  jp.c  a.v 

19 

5  c.  p.  lb. 

2  1-5 

1  ditto 

Mr 

|5p.c.a.v. 

16} 

Ji.cp.lb. 

2  3-4. 

>  ditto 

l\  ditto 

2  3-4 

>|  ditto 

)  ditto 

0T% 

5}  ditto 

7js 

1 1 1  ditto 

iajl 

lo"  ditto 

u 

1*  ditto 

i i3- 

12  ditto 

18  ditto 

32  ditto 

20  ditto 

14  ditto 

21  ditto 
1 1 


Other  green  teas, 
■  From  Europe. 

Bfafa,(ll;f,  -.  i     -         -  ... 
Souchong  and  other  black  teas, 
Hyson,  impeiial,  gunpowder,  or  gomee,M-0  ditto 
Other  green  teas,      ...        24  ditto 
From  other  places. 
Enhca,       ,  -  y  -  - 
Souchong  and  other  black  teas, 
Ky  mi,  imperial,  gunpowder,  or  gomee, 

Other  green  teas,  - 
Tin,  in  pigs  or  plates, 
Toys  not  otherwise  enumerated,  ,< 
Tobacco  nvaaufacturcd,  (other  than  snuf: 

and  segars)       -       -  • 
VELVETS  and  velvets, 
Verdi  grease,     MSt*  V1* '-'.<•'  •', M  -. 
.  •  >.  -  J  '  7.  2 


17  ditto 
27  ditto' 
50  ditto 
10  ditto 

jr.ee 

iSp.cs.v 


>  c 
!5p.i 


.  II 


45 
4-0 


Foreign. 
7|p.c.a.vi9i 


J8cp.gal.63j 
50  ditto  55 
ditto 
ditto 


ditto 
ditto 


49  £ 
44 


38^ 


!8  ditto  302 


13  ditto 
ree 


free 


42  jones's  new-york 

American. 
WAFERS,  .... 
Wines,  in  casks,  bottles,  or  other  vessels 
viz. 

Malmsey,  Madeira,  London  particular 

Madeira,  .... 
other  do.  ... 
Burgundy, Champaign,Rhenish8i  Tokay 
Sherry  and  St.  Lucar, 
Claret  and  other  wines  not  enumerated, 

when  imported  in  bottles  or  cases, 
Lisbon,  Sicily,  Oporto,  &  other  Portugal 
Teneriffe,  Fayal,  Malaga,  St.  George, 

and  other  Western  Island, 
All  other  wines,  when  imported  other 

wise  than  in  bottles  or  cases, 
Wool  (unmanufactured)  Wood,  ditto, 
Wood,   manufactured,   except  cabinet 

wares,      -       -       -       -  - 
Wools,  dying,  - 
YARN  untarred,  ... 
All  other  goods  not  before  particularly 

enumerated,  .... 

All  parts  of  articles  pay  the  same  duty  as  the  entire 
article  is  subject  to. 

No  drawback  allowed  on  loaf  sugar,  foreign  fish,  or 
fifth  oil,  snuff,  or  manufactured  tobacco. 

Restrictions  on  Importation. 

No  goods,  wares  or  merchandize,  of  foreign  growth 
or  manufacture,  subject  to  the  payment  of  duties,  shall 
be  brought  into  the  United  "States  from  any  port  or  place 
in  anv  other  manner  than  by  sea ;  nor  in  any  ship  or  ves- 
sel of  less  than  Thirty  Tons  burthen,  agreeable  to  the 
mode  of  ascertaining  American  tonnage,  except  in  cer- 
tain districts  on  the  northern,  north-western  and  west- 
era  boundaries  of  the  United  States,  adjoining  to  the 
dominions  of  Great-Britain  in  Upper  and  Lower  Cana- 
da, and  the  districts  on  the  rivers  Ohio  and  Missisippi. 


15p.c.a.v.  1 G  | 

free  Ifree 
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MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


43 


No  beer,  ale,  or  porter,  to  be  imported  in  casks  ofless 
capacity  than  forty  gallons  beer  measure,  or  if  in  bot- 
tles, in  packages  less  than  six  dozen,  under  penalty  of 
forfeiture,  with  the  ship  or  vessel.. 

No  refined  lump  or  loaf  sugar,  shall  be  imported  into 
the  United  States,  from  any  foreign  port  or  place,  except 
in  ships  or  vessels  of  the  burthen  of  120  tons  and  up- 
wards, and  in  casks  or  packages  containingeach,  not  less 
than  600  pounds,  on  pain  of  forfeiting  the  said  ship  or 
vessel,  and  the  loaf  or  lump  sugar  imported  therein^  ex- 
cept in  such  casks  or  packages  as  aforesaid. 

No  distilled  spirits  (arrack  and  sweet  cordials  ex- 
cepted) after  the  last  day  of  April,  1793,  to  be  imported 
from  any  foreign  port  in  vessels  of  less  capacity-  than 
ninety  gallons,  on  pain  of  forfeiture  of  the  said  spirits, 
and  of  the  ship  or  vessel  in  which  the  same  shall  be 
brought. 

TONNAGE. 
By  an  Act  of  Congress,  approved  2d  March,  17!>9. 
To  be  paid  ai  the  time  of  entering  the  vessel,  ami  before  any  p?rmit 
shall  be  granted  for  unloading  any  part  of  the  cargo.    Sect.  63. 
at  the  following  rates. 
(See  Act  of  20th  Juhj,  1  Ti)0; . 

On  all  sh;ps  or  vessels  entering  from  any  foreign  port  or  place. 
Ships  of  vessels  of  the  United  States,         -      -      -      cents  6 

 :  built  within  the  United  States,  after  20th  July, 

1789,  but  belonging,  wholly  or  in  part,  to  foreign  powers,  duly 
recorded,  .-..--.-.go 

On  other  ships  or  vessels,  -  50- 

Vessels  of  the  United  States  employed  in  the  coasting  trade  or 
fisheries,  duly  licensed,  per  annum,    -----  6 

Vessels  of  the  United  States,  other  than  licensed,  taking  in  mer- 
chandize in  a  district  in  one  state,  to  be  delivered  in  a  district 
in  another  state,  other  than  an  adjoining  slate  on  the  sea-coast, 
or  on  a  navigable  river,  6 
Other  ships  or  vessels  taking  in  merchandize  to  be  delivered  in 
another  district,       -       --       --       --       -  50 

A  teemagc  duty  of  fifty  cents  per  ton,  to  be  denominated  "  light 
money,'!  will  be  levied  and  collected  on  all  foreign  ships  and  vessels, 
after  the  30th  of  June,  A,  D.  1301.  N.  B.  This  duty  was  hid  the 
last  seiibu  of  Consress. 


4.4  joxr.sV  xr.V-vouK 

7">  trie  Collector  Hud  SuvtyQfiicaU  rtivttl 
ftntry  nf  a  vessel  of  1  >0  tons  and  unwank/,.*  .  '  -r     jl  jJkll 
Clearance  Ho.  •**  "     -    '^S;  ^f/S) 

F.ntry  of  a  vessel  under  100  tons,     -      -  -      -       I  SO 

Clearance  An.  do<  •      yjr  -"J  .'-  .  '  ,p  ^  »r  « -j|9t4|p!) 

Every  post  onl ry ,    -       -  ;    -     ,*,'•<■         ■  '  J* 

rtrnitt  tt»  land  good>,  '**-      -    '  -      -         .  a  '  ^^Ai. 

Fattv  b-iirl  tak-n  officially,  -  -  ,  --  '  -**  *  4o 
Permit  to  land  goods  f>r  exportation  for  drawback,  -  CO 

Debenture,  or  other  oilicial  certificate,  -  -  -  *  xO 
BnTof h'ealihp'  -  '  -  -  -  -  -w^.f.tfltf>*W»af 
Official  document,  register  excepted,  required  \>y  an)  person,  ~0 


To  the  Surveyor. 
Admeasuring,  and  certifying  t!ie  same,  of  every  diip  or  vessel  (ftmlm 

vf  100  tons,  and  under,  per  ton,  -       -  J*rrttft*jl-A 

AdTOCMUremei.l  of  every  ship  or  vessel  above  100  loos,  and 

not  exerertrrrsi  COo  ton*.       -      -  -  1 '  -  .    .       I  50 

Above  two  hundred  tons,        -  -      -      -      *      2  0 

For  ail  ■  >»lier  si  r  rices  on  board  any  sh'rp  or  vessel  of  100  toqj  . 

and  upwards,  having  on  board  goods,  wares,  or  merchan-  , 

diz-'  sul/jectl'j'dtity,  -  -  -  -  -  v  jSjut  '  1 
For  like  services  on  board  any  sliip  or  vessel  of  less  tlurfi  100 

tons,  .-       -       -       -       -     •  - -    '  -   ^f  -x4>2» 

On  all  vessels  not  having  on  board  g  >o  ls,  wares,  or  merchan- 

chandize  subject  to  duty,    -      -      —      -      -       -       66  1-2 


Al'ovcances  for  Draff. 

Sect.  58.  Any  fjua'rrfity  wf  1  cwt.  or  1121b.       -  »-;  *'  lb.  f 
'Above  1  cwt.  and  under  2  cwt.   -----  2" 

 '2  cwt.  znd  under  3  cwi.     '-  -       -  3 

-   3  cwt.  ami  imd<T  4  cwt;      -  -       -  ••     -  4 

 4 -cwt.  and  under  18  c  vt.  -  '    j/nr1  f«^C 

•     18  cwt.  and  upwards,       -       -       -  -9 


-t-                              Tare*,  fl.^  jj^  „  •. IfeTs 

On  every  wh jie  chest  of  bohea  tea,     -      -  -      -  70 

Vb*alt*  .    do.          dp.         (  '      '  '  ~'.  aWN 

«5'iarter  do.-         do.  -      -  -  -      -  -     .-      q  .  26 

;;cliest  of  hyson,  or  other  green  tea.  of  TOlbs  or  upwards  -0 

•  •      box  of-otiier  te3,  bet  ween  SO' and  70ibs.  11 

.       'dot                   if  80lbs.         -       -  -  !tr*^te'$W 

di.                    from  80  and  upwards,  -       -    ~jri  '-"J9fk 


O,..  .Tiie  above  Jo  include  rapei,  ctvivati,  and  other  covering*.    ,  ■  '  ' 
On  allot  h.T  boxes  of  teas,  according  to  the  invoice  or  ac'.oal  wei??rt 
thereof. 


MfcRCAVTILE  DIRECTORY. 


45 


On  cofit.'f,  in  basjjs,       •      .      .  - 

per  cent  ? 

On  slJ'T;'.•'  otiuar  tli;in  loaf-su^n**  in  casks. 

1« 

in  boxes, 

15 

i!i  hiiT*  nr  mate       -        »  • 

5 

On  cocoa,  iii  casks,     ■»      -       -  * 

m  m 

10 

in  [>*i*Tj         ^       •  • 

.  1 

C  ) ti  n i  m cnto    in  rail/;              •          »  • 

-16 

IP    Otll^S,                       m,              m  m 

Od  chees*?,  in  hampers  or  baskets,  ^ 

-       -  10 

111    l»iVi*<            *               —  v 

$0 

On  rhomlnti*  itt  hnvi»?         ■        •  • 

■ 

10 

6 

On  crlnnbpr  sills    in  casks             •  - 

v        ^'rtMijni   Till  i  '  j    III  , 

-  g 

\\\  other  casks,  - 

15 

10 

in  h;we  or  milts  » 

111'  L J tl^O    Ul     lilt* V«l , ( 

1  11    h'llf*£                               ~                 «•  a 

I'l  UulCl) 

-  j 

On  su  ^ai*  randv  in  Iviyps            ».       — . 

10 

On  segars,  in  boxes, 

IS 

<  >n  so.ip,  in  bases,  - 

10 

On  twine,  in  casks,  - 

12 

On  all  other  goads,  according  to  th?  invoice 

thereof,  a*  actual  weight. 

j!l'iziancefir  Leakage  and  Breakage. 

Sect  59.  Two  p.?r  cent,  allowed  on  the  gua^e  on  all  merchandize 
paying  duty  by  the  gallon,  contained  in  ca^ks. 

Ten  percent,  on  all  b:;jr,  ale,  and  porter  in  battles,  and  five  per 
cent,  on  all  other  liquors  in  bottle*,  to  be  deducted  from,  the  invoice 
quantity,  in  lieu  of  breakage;  or  itshill  be  la.fful  to  compute  the  du- 
ties on  the  actual  quantity  by  ta'.e,  at  the  option  of  the  importer  at  tlx 
tune  of  entry. 


Terms  of  Credit. 
Sect.  62.  When  the  duties  oi  a  1  valorem  article?  are  Icms  than  50 
dollars,  it  must  be  paid  immediately;  if  specific,  a  di-posit  must  l>e 
made  to  secure  tlie  sa:»e,  which,  when  ascertained,  will  be  iiiuuodt-" 
••ely  settled. 


When  the  duly  on -good*  imparted,- where  the  vim  payable  by  one 
person  or  copartnership,  shall  amount  to  more  than  fifty  dollar*,  the 
following  credit  is  allowed  by*law,  except  w!»cre  any  bond  on  which 
the  p  -tvin  oi* co-part 1 1 -f  :i:p  entering  Mich  gio<!».  wares,  or  mere  ha  n- 
rhzc,  arc  cither  principal  or  security,  and  winch  being  doe,  remains 
tin  !  scbarge'd.  .... 

On  all  artli  les,  the  produce  of  the  West-Indies,  salt  excepted,  the 
om  half  in  3,  ai.d  the  other  hall"  in  6  tnanths.- 

On  wit,  9  mouth*.    ....         ,  :    ....  f>j 

On  Madeira,  and  all-other  wines,  I J  months.  .,i 

On  all  goods,  ice.  from  Europe,  wine,  .  t  and  teas  excepted,  the 
one-third  in  «,  one-third  in  It),  and  one-third -in  12  months. 

On  all  goods,  Sec.  wines,  salt  and  teas  txcrp'ed,  from  any  other 
place  than  Europe  and  the  West-Indie*-,  one-half  in  6  months,  one- 
lour:  h  in  9  month*,  and  one-fourth  in  1?  months. 

On  lea-;,  "  from  China  or  Europe,  may  be  deposited  at  the  opliort 
of  the  imjxirter  or  importer*,  to  be  determined  at  the  time  ot  u  aking 
entry  therefor,  either  to  «ecin*  theslulie*  thereon,  on  the  same  ti-rirti 
and  >t'ipulations  as  on  other  goodvwares  and  merchandize  imported, 
or  to  give  his  or  her,  or  their  bond,  to  the  Collector  of  the  district, 
where  any  such  teas  shall  be  landed,  in  double  the  amount  of  duties 
themip.»n,  with  condition  of  the  payment  of  the  said  duties  in  tic* 
gears,  from  the  date  of  such  -bond-,  which  bond  .shall  be  accepted  by 
suck  collect *,  without  surety,  upon  the  terms  following,  viz.  the  teas, 
for  the  <lu£io  whereof  such  bond  shall  be  excepted,  shall . b  •  deposited 
at  ih,'  expense  and  risk  of  the  sai«l  importer  or  importer*,  in  one  or 
m<re  storo-iMMise  or  store-houses,  asthe  case  mav  mptirevto  beagreerl 
up  >n,  &c."  Th»said  teas  to  be -delivered  i*pon  bond  being  givea 
vifii  one  or  more  surely- or  siHctiesf  to  the  s:it  inaction  of  the  collector, 
.**  if  the  same  shall  not  **<?e«l  1 00  doitem,  in  4  months :  if  above  104 
dollars,- and  no'  e.<svcviing  jf»  dollars,  in  8  months ;  r»r.if  the  s.-»m 
dull  exceed  500  Julian,  in  12  m'-mfhs,  *o  that  the  lerm  of  credit  sh 
riot  extend  the  period  beyond  fctw  ycirs  from  the  terf  of  depo-iti 
the  said  teas;  any  t»a«  remaining  after. the  -airi  tT-ri  -if  2  years,  to 
Sold  by  the  collector,  who  shall  return  the  surplus,  altar  paying 
duli'-s.  toth'  owner  or  owners  thereof. 

Ssct:  65.  When  band;  giv.-n  for  duties  <li  d'  b^omc  .hie,  and 
discharged,  the  collector  to  proav  uie  without  delav ;  and,  in  case 
insolvency  or  death,  the  I  nited  States  to  be  the  firs'  creditor,  «  a 
■it  any  executor,  administrator,  or  assignee,  or  any  other  per-on,  sh 
pay  any  debt  due  by  Ihe  person  or  estate,  from  whom,  or  for  whi 
they  are  acting,  previous  to  the-4ebt  or  debts  due  to  the  United  S'at 
being  first  fully  ratified  and  paid,  he  orthey  ~hall  become  answerab 
irr  their  <>-.;  n  person  and  estate  for  tbe  same,  or  part  thereof  remaini 
uns  ali.fied.' 

Sureties  on  all  bonds  given  for  duties,  shall  in  case  of  insolvency 
death  of  the  principal,  '  lave  and  eiijoj  the  like  advantages,  prig 


IIF.RC  ANTH.E  DIRECTORY* 


•r  preference  for  the  recovery  and  receipt  of  the  i<i\A  n^-ney,  pu)  q( 
the  atiic  and  effects  f>f  smcIi  insolvent,  ur  deceased  principal,  aB  ars 
reserved  to  the  I'nitcd  States' 

•  When  bonds  are  prbsectitt  d  lor  lite  recovery  w"  duties  due  lo  tl»e  17. 
Stales,  juginent  ro  bt'  granted  at  the  return  irrm.  'r.tilta  the  defendant 
sluil  iii  open  court,  the  United  Sta'tei  Attorney  bei::.:  pps»vit,  make, 
oadi  or  affirmation,  that  an  error' n::-  been  cwrmiffttd'ii)  the  Mqnicj;  - 
icn  of  the  duties  demanded  upon  such  bond,  speijiffiui  tli*  errors  al- 
leged to  liave  been  committed,  and  tliit  U.esaine  ha\e  gc<  i  Bullied, 
in  writing,  to  the  collector  of  the  dUtrict,  prior  lo  the  cummchccmei.t 
of  the  return  term  afotesaid. 

'  On  ail  bonds  upon  which  suits  shall  he  commenced,  an  in'ci^r 
shall  be  llowed  at  the  rate  of  six  per  cent,  per  annum,  from  lue  time 
\vhen  said  b»ndn  became  niie  until  the  pa\  m<  nt  thcivof.' 

Sect.  23.  Duties  to  be  paid  where  (goods  are  laiulcd,  and  bonds  in 
be  given  for  secuiiiig  ihc  dulles,  if  the  whole  or  part  of  tlie  cargo  is 
destined  to  different  districts. 


Ports  of  Entry  and  DtUvet-if  for  foreign  fess'els. 
■Sec1.  !S.  No  Vessel  not  wholly  belonging  lo  a  citizen  or  citizens  of 
.  the  United  Stat&s,  shall  be  admitted  to  unload  al  any  port  or  place  ex* 
cejJt  the  following: 

New-Hami-shire.    Portsmouth.  Massachusetts.  Poitfand 
I  and  l-'ulmouth.    New-Bedford,  Pighlon,  Salem  and  Beverly  GloucfS' 
\ter  Next .burr/port,  Marbkheud,  Nantucket,  Boston  aiuiClartestazvn, 
1*1  j Mouth,  Hath,  FrencUinan'9  Bay,  Wi-icasset,  Macl»ias? -Penobscot. 
Hhool-Isi.and.   Nenport,  Providence.  Connecticut: 
\  London.  NcK-Ilm-cn.  New-York.    Xetc-York.  Nf .w-Jf.kse  y. 
\Ptrth-.imboy,  Burlington.  Penns vlvam a..  Philadelphia.  IIe'l'a- 
|  w  are.    tt\tmington;  Newcastle.  Poii-Penu.    M aryiand.  7>V- 
uimore,  Jnnupedis,  Vienna,'  i )xford,  Ceorgetiiicif^V  I'^ionnc  ChtMrr- 
I town-tree*,  Nottingham),  Nanjt  moy,  Drgges -landing.  Snow-hill,  t'ai- 
'loUbuigh.    Virginia.    Arxundriu.    Kjnsa'.e,  Newport,  Tappa- 
Intnnock,  Poii-ltoyal,  Fredericksburg"!),  CVnanna,  York-town,  Uot- 
potnt.    Iljinpuin,  BtTtoiida-huftdrVd,  Caty-pointj  RbcKet's  landing, 
Norfolk  and  Portsmouth.    North-I.'aromka.  lyilyihuton,  New- 
bern  ;>-aufort,  Washington  'EJauon,  Plaukbridge.  Ssouth-Caroli* 
na.    Charleston,  Georgetown  Bedujflrt.  Georgia!  Savannaii.Suu- 
bwtf     Brunswick,  Fred  erica,  St.  M;irv's. 

Nor  sha'lany  vessel  from  the  C'apeof  Ooo.l:rlope.  or  beyond  the 
f*u*;  Im?  a»!.nit'ed  lo  enter,  except  at  the  [wits  in  the  above  lift,  w  hich 
aft  ilisiiiig'aishcd  by  italics. 

Mode  ttf  trunsucling  business  at  tie  Custom  Flu:  e  for  tie  t,ort  'f 

New-York.  ,-. 
DU'IY  OF  MaSiE&S  OF  \T.SXFLST 
'«'rl.  **.  No  merchandize  to  he  importer!  hi  any  vessel  Fielonitmu; 
in  wl.ylc  or  .ii  pari  tj  a  citizen  o;  inhabitant  of  t lie  United  ^jlali  , 


4« 


Joneses  New-Y9KK 


unless  the  ni39(cr  of  such  vessel  shall  have  on  board  a  manifest  in  writ- 
ing, sirtud  by  lufcb  matter  or  other  person  having  thecommand  con- 
taining the  name  of  the  poit  or  place  *here  sucti  merchandize  w«  re 
received,  and  tlie  pott  wi.eie  consigned  or  destined  to,  within  the  U. 
State*,  particulnrly  noting  the  merchandize  destined  lor  each  |>oit  res- 
pectively :  and  every  package  on  board  such  vessel  to  be  particularly 
tl<-M  ribed — to  w  hom  consigned,  or  If  to  order,  with  the  uamrs  of  all 
passengers,  dstinguishing  whether  cabin  or  steerage  passengers,  of 
both,  with  1 1,  eir  baggage,  and  ajj  account  of  all  the  remaining  sea  stores 
ij  any.    '1  he  form  ot  i:ch  manifest  as  follows: 

Hi-port  and  manifest  of  the  cargo  laden  on  board  of  the 
whereof  is  RMStei  ;  which  cargo  was  taken  on  board  at 

burthen  tons,  built  at  in  the  State  of 

and  ow  ned  by  merchants  at 


a«  per  register  granted  at  tiie  and  bound  for 


Marks. 

Num- 
ber in- 
clusive. 

Pack- 

and 
con- 
tei  t>. 

i         ■  " 

By  whom 
shipped 

To  whom 
consigned, 
or  if  to  or- 
der 

Place 
of  con- 
sign 
ers  re- 
fidence 

Ports 
of  de» 
ti  na- 
tion. 

lit  turned  Cat  go. 

If  any  articles  of  ike  outward  cargo  are  brought  back,  thty  are 
to  be  deidOed,  specifying  by  ufiom  shipped  outward,  and  to  whom  con- 

■tinned  inward. 

Keturn  of  passengers,  and  of  packages  belonging  to  them  respectively. 

Here  insert  the  vamei  of  the  passengers,  and  whether  cabin  or  stier* 
age  passengers,  with  the  description  and  number  oj  packages  contain' 
ing  their  baggage,  or  the  tuols  or  implements  cj  a  mechumcul  trade 
/  esse!  and  Cabin  Stores. 
Here  detaii  what  are  remaining. 

If  merchandize  imported  are  destined  to  be  delivered  in  different 
districts  or  |x>rts,  the  said  merchandize  to  be  inserter!  in  successive 
order  in  the  above  manifest,  and  z\\  spirits,  wines,  audteas,  being  the 
whole  or  any  part  of  the  cargo,  shuli  be  inserted  in  like  order,  dntin« 
guishingthe  port  where  destined,  and  the  kind,  qualitie  sand  quantities 
thereof;  and  if  nieichandi/.e  shall  be  imported  by  citizens  or  inhabi- 
tants of  the  United  States,  the  manifest  shall  be  of  the  form,  and  shall 
contain  the  particu'ars  aforesaid,  except  that  the  said  vessel  shall  be 
dfTribed  in  manner  following: 

Report  and  manifest  of  the  cargo  laden  on  hoard  the  where- 
of, is  master,  burthen  bound  to  which  cargo  was 
taken  on  board  £t 

Sect.  4.  Exces  ive  qnantity  of  sea-stores  to  pay  duty. 

in  addition  to  the  above,  the  master  of  every  American  vessel  te 
make  the  following — 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Return  of  seamen  on  board  the  called  the  master, 

shewing  also  their  names,  the  time  for  which  there  were  respectively 
employed,  and  the  sums  retained  out  of  the  wages  of  each 


Whole  num- 
ber empiijetl.* 


Names  ot'  seamen,  and  the  time 
for  which  they  have  been  re- 
spectively employed. 

Names.      |  l  ime  employed. 


t>umsreui;ie<l 
out  of  seamen's 
wages  to  be  paid 
over  to  the  Col- 
lector. 


moi.tns.   |  days.  |     dolls.     |  cts. 
The  master  is  authorized  by  law  to  retain  lioni  each  seaman  so  re- 
lumed, the  sum  paid  by  them  to  establish  a  marine  hospital. 
The  masters  at' ail  vessels  to  produce  the  following — 
Report  oj  alien  passengers  on  bourd  the  of  which 


ts  mastt  r,  arrived  at  the  port  of 
day  of 


in  the  State  of 


on  the 


Names. 


Aces. 


Place  of 
Nativity. 


Country 

from 
whence 
they  have 
come. 


To  what 
nation 
they  be- 
long and 
owe  alle- 
giance. 


The  it- 
occu- 
pation. 


De- 
scrip- 
tion of 
their 
per- 
sons. 


Sect.  19.  Vessels  bound  to  Connecticut,  by  way  of  banuy-liooi., 
or  to  Hudson,  before  they  pass  the  port  of  New-York,  and  immedi- 
ate!) alter  arrival,  the  master  to  deposit  with  the  collector  a  true  ma- 
nifest of  the  cargo  on  board  such  ship  or  vessel — the  penalty  for  neg- 
lect or  i)misv,o.'i„or  refusing  to  receive  an  inspector  of  the  customs  on 
board  the  same,  to  accompany  such  vessels,  is  Jive  hundred  dollars. 

Sect-  2*;  For  all  goods  not  included  in  the  manifest,  the  mastecjbr- 
feh> a  sum  tlf.  money  equal  to  their  value,  and- all  merchandize  not 
included  in  such  manifest,  belonging  or  consigned  to  the  master,  mate, 

lojiccrs,  or  emu  of  such  vessel,  shall  be  forfeited,  unless  it  is  made 

liippeur  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  collector,  naval  ofiicer,  and  surveyor, 
or  the  major  part  of  them,  or  to  the  court  on  ttial,  that  no  pait  was 

jimsntppcd,  except  what  is  mentioned  in  the  report,  or  that  the  mani- 
fot  has  been  lost  or  mislaid,  without  fraud,  or  defaced  by  accident, 
or  incorrect  by  mistake. 

Sect.  The  master  of  any  vessel,  or  other  person  having  charge  there- 

i of,  belonging  in  whole  or  in  part  to  a  citizen  or  citizens,  inhabitant 
or  inhabitants  of  the  United  Slates,  on  arrival  within  four  leagues  of 
the  c  ;i:t,  or  within  any  bays,  harbors,  ports,  rivers,  creeks,  or  inlets 
thereof,  to  have  a  manifest  on  board,  and  drt  demand  made  by  any 
officer  of  the  customs,  first  coining  on  board  to  produce  such  manifest 
and  deliver  him  a  copy  thereof,  signed  by  the  master  or  other  person 
baring1  charge  of  such  vessel,  and  the  officer  shall  certify  on  the  ori- 

,  ginal  »hc  day  and  year  the  same  was  produced — the  said  copy  to  be 
provided  and  subscribed  by  the  master  or  such  other  person  having 

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command  ;  the  copy  of  which  is  to  be  compared  with  the  original  ard 
certified  by  such  officer  on  the  back  thereof;  the  day  and  yt-ar  such 
copy  or  copies  was  or  were  delivered  to  hint — (he  original  manifest 
to  be  delivered  afterward  by  the  roaster  to  the  collector;  Provided, 
that  not  more  than  one  copy  o(  d.ch  manifest  shall  be  required  by 
any  officer  or  officers  w  ho  shall  first  come  on  board,  within  lour  leagues 
ol  the  coast  of  the  United  SUtes,  and  one  other  copy  to  any  officer  or 
officers  w  ho  shall  first  come  on  board,  w  ithin  the  limit,  of  any  district 
for  which  the  cargo  or  any  part  thereof  shall  be  destined. 

Sect.  The  penalty  on  masters  for  not  producing  manifest,  and  deli- 
Tering  copy  thereot  to  the  proper  olfictr  or  officers  on  demand,  or  (or 
rot  informing  such  officer  the  true  destination  of  such  vessel,  is  five 
hundred  dollars  for  each  offence,  and  the  tike  penally  is  incurred  by 
suc  h  officer,  wno  'ha1!  iie:-lc<  t  nr  refuse,  to  oitily  such  manifest ;  an.l 
the  officer  is  required  to  nuke  a  return  in  writing,  of  the  name  of  the 
vessel  and  master,  oftending  in  any  or  ail  of  the  particular-,  required, 
to  the  collector  of  the  district  w  here  such  vessel  may  be  bound. 

Sect.  11).  Any  vessel  w  ithin  four  leagues  of  the  coast,  or  within  the 
limits  of  any  district,  uploading  goods  without  authority  from  proper 
officers,  the  master  and  mate  forfeit  one  thousand  dollars  for  euch  of- 
fence, and  the  goods  forfeited,  except  in  case  of  accident,  necessity,  or 
strc  s  of  weal  In  r,  w  hich  shall  be  proved  before  the  collector,  by  the 
master,  mate,  and  one  other  officer  or  mariner. 

Sect.  'i8.  Masters  of  ves<cls  receiving  goods  so  unladen,  except  as 
before  excepted,  to  forfeit  treble  the  va'ue  of  suc  h  goods,  and  the  ship, 
boot,  prressel  receiving  them,  to  be  forfeited. 

Sec.  29.  If  any  vessel  having  arrived  within  any  district,  shall  de- 
part, or  attempt  to  depart  from  the  same,  unless  to  some  mure  interior 
port,  or  by  stres\  of  weather,  without  report  to  the  collector,  the  mas- 
ter forfeits  four  hundred  dollars. 

Sec.  Any  vessel  arriving  from  a  foreign  port,  the  master  is  to  report 
Vo  the  collector,  within  twenty -four  hours  titer  his  arrival,  and  within 
twenty-four  hours  thereafter,  further  to  report  the  name,  burthen  &c. 
in  writinr,  agreeably  to  the  directions  of  section  23  and  shall  make  oatu 
or  affirmation  to  the  truth  of  the  same,  in  words  following:  -».*^i*4k«. 

],  A-  B.  do  solemnly,  sincerely  and  truly  swear  (or  affirm  )  that 
the  report  and  manifest,  subscribed  with  my  came,  and  now  delivered 
by  me  to  the  collector  of  the  district  of  contains,  to  the  best  of 

ir,y  knowledge  and  belief,  a  just  and  true  account  of  all  the  goods 
•wares  and  merchandize,  including  packages  of  ever)  kind  and  nature 
whatsoever,  which  were  on  board  'lie  at  the  time  of  her  sailing 

from  the  port  of  or  ihicit  hare  been  laden  or  taken  on  board 

at  any  time  since,  and  thai  the  packages  of  the  said  goods  are  as  parti- 
otilar'y  described  as  in  the  bills  of  lading  signed  for  the  same  by  m;\ 
or  with  my  knowledge;  that  I  am  at  present,  and  have  been  during 
the  voyage,  master  of  the  said  vessel  (or  lto:j  lon^)  ;  that  n;>  package 
whatsoever,  or  any  good-,  wares  or  nierchai  dize  bave  bee.i  unlade.!. 


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landed,  taken  out,  or  in  any  manner  whatever  removed  from  onboard 
the  said  since  her  departure  from  the  said  port  of  extent 

sucli  as  are  now  particularly  specified  and  declared,  in  the  abstract  Of 
account  herewith,  and  that  the  clearance  and  other  papers  now  deli- 
vered by  me  to  tiie  collector,  are  all  that  I  now  have,  or  have  hadj 
that  any  way  relates  to  the  cargo  of  the  said  vessel.  And  I  do  further 
swear  (or  affirm),  that  the  several  articles  specified  in  the  said  mani- 
fest as  the  sea-stores  for  the  cabin  and  vessei,  are  truly  such,  and  were 
honajide  put  on  board  the  said  for  the  use  of  t life  office:*,  ere* 

and  passengers  tiivreof,  and  have  none  of  them  teen  brought  and 'are 
not  intended  by  way  of  merchandize,  or  for  'salc,  or  for  any  other  pur- 
pose, than  above  mentioned,  and  are  intended  to  remain  on  board  for 
the  consumption  of  the  sahl  officers  and  crew;  1  further  swear  (or  ■ 
affirm),  that  if  I  shall  hereafter  discover  or  know  of  any  oliier  or  greater 
quantises  of  goods,  wares  and  merchandize,  of  any  nature  whatsoever,' 
tnan  are  contained  hi  the  report  and  injnifett  subcribed  and  now  de- 
livered by  me,  I  will  immediately  ;iih1  without  delay,  make  due  re- 
port thereof,  to  the  collector  of  th?  port  or  district  ot  and 
1  do  likewise  sw.-ar  (or  affirm),  that  all  matters  whatsoever  in  the  =.aid 
report  or  manifest  expressed,  are,  to  the  best  of  my  know  ledge  and 
belief,  just  and  true,  (the  following  addition  to  the  Oath  or  affirma- 
tion is  to  be  inserted  in  cases  rehire  the  mmiifrsts  sh-.di  not  have  been 
certijird  by  some  qtfi  er  ofthe  custoiiis  in  manner  provided)  ;  I  fui  tir.'r 
swear  (or  affirm),  that  no  officer  of  the  customs  has  app!  ed  for 
an  inspection  of  the  manifest  of  the  cargo  onboard  the  said  vessel, 
and  that  no  certificate  or  indorsement  has  been  delivered  to  me  oa  any 
jn  inife-t  of  such  cargo. 

Sworn  (or  affirmed)  before  me,  this  >  c.      ,  *  D 

clay  of  J  Signed  A.  B. 

The  master  or  other  person  having  charge  of  any  vessel  having  dis- 
tilled spirits  wines  or  teas,  shall,  within  forty-eight  hours  afier  arrival, 
nuke  a  rep  >rt  in  writing  to  the  surveyor,  or  officer  acting  a*  inspector 
f)i"th^  revenue  of  the  port,  under  a  penalty  of  five  hundred  dollars,  the 
report  to  be  ofthe  following  form  : 
Jliport  of  Distilled  Spirits,  Wines,  and  Teas,  imported  i.i  the 
■  burthen  u/tereof  is  master,  finm 

bound  to 


Jones's  new-york 


Sea-stores,  eonsifiing  of  spirits,  wines,  and  teas. 

(Signed)  A.  B.  mailer  of 

To 

Inspector  of  the  Revenue 
for  the  port  of 

"Master  or  otner  person  having  command,  neglecting  to  mate  such 
report,  forfeit  one  thousand  dollars. 

Sect.  31.  Ships  of  war  or  packets  of  any  prince  or  slate,  not  permit- 
ted by  such  prince  or  state  to  carry  goods  in  way  of  trade,  are  not 
required  to  make  such  reports. 

Sect.  Maslttrs  of  vessels,  after  arrival  and  entry,  may  proceed  to 
foreign  ports  with  g(x>ds,  noted  on  the  mam/cat  at  the  time  of  entry 
for  such  foreign  port,  without  paying  duties  thereon,  on  giving  bond 
that  the  said  goods  shall  be  actually  ic-exported  in  such  vessel  to  a 
foreign  port,  but  bonds  arc  not  required  when  vessels  put  in  in  distress. 

Seet.  34.  Masttrof  a  vessel  having  goods  on  board  destined  to  dif- 
ferent districts,  other  than  the  district  at  which  he  may  arrive,  to  be 
furnished  by  the  collector  with  a  c~py  of  his  report,  and  a  certificate, 
showing  on  what  part  of  the  cargo  the  duties  have  been  paid  or  se- 
cured, and  give  bond  for  reporting  such  goods  on  which  the  duties 
have  not  been  paid  or  secured  ;  which  copy  the  master  is  to  produce 
to  the  collector  of  the  district  w  here  bound,  w  ithin  twenty-four  houia 
after  his  arrival,  under  a  penalty  of  five  hundred  dollars ;  and  t lie  said 
bond  be  cancelled  by  producing  from  the  collector  of  such  district  a 
certificate,  within  six  month*,  of  the  due  entry  and  delivery  of  tuch 
merchandize,  in  such  district  or  districts. 

'Sect.  35.  In  addition  to  the  foregoing  section,  the  master  to  apply 
to  the  surveyor  or  in-pector  of  the  port  for  a  copy  of  his  report  (where 
there  are  distilled  spirits,  wiacs,  or  teas  on  board,  to  be  delivered  in 
different  districts,)  the  want  of  which  subjects  such  articles  to  forfeiture, 
and  five  hundred  dollars  penalty  on  the  master. 

Past-Office  Lew. 

No  ship  or  vessel  from  foreign  ports,  or  coming  by  sea  from  any 
port  of  the  United  States,  shall  be  permitted  to  report,  make  eritry,  or 
•bieak  bulk,  till  the  master  shall  deliver  to  the  post-master  ail  letters 

under  his  care,  or  within  his  power,  other  than  such  as  are  directed  to 
the  owner  or  o  wners  of  such  ship  or  vessel,  and  on  oath  or  affirmation, 
to  be  taken  of  such  delivery,  the  master  to  receive  two  cents  for  every 
letter  sodelivered. 

Form  of  the  Onth. 

I  do  solemnly  that  I  have  delivered  to  ti  e  postmaster  of 

this  city,  all  letters  directed  to  any  per-on  or  persons  within  the  Uni- 
ted States,  which,  under  my  car*;  or  witl.in  my  power,  have  been 
brought  in  the  my  master,  from  those  directed 

for  the  owner  or  owners,  consignee  or  consignees  of  the  said  vessel 
excepted.  So  help  me  God. 

oect.  37.  Goods  found  on  board  any  vessel  not  noted  on  the  maai- 


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fcsl,  the  master  to  make  post  entry,  previous  to  any  permit  being 
granted  therefor.  '.   ■  • 

Packages  wanting,  or  goods  not  agreeing  with  the  manifest,  the 
m.iJer  forfeit «  five  hundred  dollars,  unless  made  appear  to  the  sati*- 
f-xtion  of  tiit  piincipa1  officers  of  the  customs,  that  no  part  of  the 
<  has  been  unloaded  since  it  was  taken  on  board,  exeept  such  as 
are  noted  hi  the  report,  and  pur-uant  to  permits;  and  that  such  dis- 
agreement ari  iCS  from  accident  or  mistake. 

Serf.  CO.  Vessels  arriving  from  any  foreign  port,  in  distress,  at  any 
put  m  the  United  S  ates,  hot  being  destined  for  the  same,  protest  to 
be  made  by  the  master  and  mate,  within  twenty-four  hours,  and 
Judged  at  the  custom-house,  and  within  forty-eight  hours  enter  h*s 
vessel,  as  in  all  other  eases'!  and  if  by  certificate  of  the  wardens  of 
the  port,  of  the  necessity  thereof,  the  vessel  may  be  unladen,  and- 
cargo  deposited  in  the  public  store,  and  re-laden  again  (except  such 
pan  as  may  be  nectary  to  be  sold,  to  defray  the  expenses  of  the 
repairs  of  the  vessel  only,  on  which  the  duty  shall  be  paid  as  in  other 
cases),  by  permission  from  the  custom-house,  free  from  any  other 
charge  than  stoia-e  and  fees  to  ilu  officers  of  the  customs,  as  in  other 
c_s:;s.'  *T  "j1        '  -l  t  •"    "9       y,  I  •  1 

<? c  OS.  The  master  or  person  having  the  command  of  any  vessel 
b  /and  to  a  foreign  port  or  place,  shall  deliver  to  the  collector  of  the 
district  from  whence  such  vessel  is  about  to  depart;  a  manifest  of  ail 
ti.ie  cargo  on  board,  and  the  value  tlicrtof,  subscribed  by  such  per>on: 
.the penary  f.>r  notdeiivering  such  manifest,  and  obtaiiiingaclearar.ee, 
prfcvijui  to  departure  from  such  district,  is  five  hundred  dollars  fof 
every  off-nee. — •  The  form  of  such  manifest  a^  fo  lows  : 

Report  and  Manijist  of  the  cargo  laden  at  the  port  of 
c>i  hn/iv.f  f/ie  iiiasier.  h"n  iri  tnr  roi'tjOf- 


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.ft    •  >'■%       master  or  com  nandff  of  the  bouml  from  the 

p  >>t  of  to  do    1  :u  .ly,  sincerely  and  truly  swear 

('•;)•  affirm)-,  that  the  manifest  of  the  cargo;  on  board  the  said 
How  delivered  by  me  to  th*  collector  of  t  hi-  di  trict,  and  subscribed 
with  iny;  nam.  ,  conuhis,  according  to  my  bc-.i  knowledge  and  belief, 
a  full,  ju-.t  and  triie  account  of  all  the  goods,  wares  and  merchandize, 

actually  laden  o:i  board  the  said  vessel,  and  of  the  value  therof  j 
and  if  any  •  other  g*oU?,  ware*,  or  m<  n  liau'dize,  shall  be  laden  or  put 
•nb.<avd  the  md,  Li  previous  to  her  bailing  from  this  port , 

I  will  immediately  report' the  same  to  the  said  collector.  1  do  also 
sweat  <*  >r  affirm),  tha;  1  veril)  believe  U:t  dulici  on  all  tLt.  forci^fc 


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merchandize  therein  specified  have  been  paid,  or  secured,  according 
to  law,  and  that  no  part  thereof  is  intended  to  be  re-landed  within  the 
United  States ;  and  that  it"  by  distress,  or  other  unavoidable  accident, 
it  should  become  necessary  to  re  land  the  same,  I  wiil  forthwith  make 
?.  just  and  true  report  thereof  to  the  collector  of  thecustoms  of  the  di»- 
tnct  wherein  such  distress  or  accident  may  happen. 

So  help  me  God. 
IMPORTERS  OR  CONSIGNEES. 
S«c.  36.  Owners  or  consignees  of  goods  imported,  are,  within  fir- 
feen  days  afttr  the  master's  report,  to  make  entry  with  the  collector, 
detailing  the  several  contents  and  nelt  cost  of  each  package  particular- 
ly, and  produce  the  original  invoice,  document!  and  biils  of  lading, 
which  must  be  verified  on  oath,  or  affirmation,  by  the  said  partie?, 
who  must  subs'  ribe  the  form  of  entry  and  oath  as  follows : 


When  imported  in  an  American  vessel. 
Entry  of  Merchandize  imparled  b</                in  the 
master,  from  New- York,  


'  When  imported  in  a  foreiga  vessel. 
Entry  of  Merchandize,  imported  by  in  the 

master,  Jrom  Nezu-Y-vk. 


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The  Oath  or  Affirmation  in  cither  Case. 
District  of  Port  of 

f,  do  solemnly,  sincerely  and  truly  swear  (or  affirm), 

that  the  entry  now  subscribed  with  my  name,  and  delivered  by  me 
to  the  collector  of  contains  a  just  and  true  account  of  ad 

the  goods,  wares  and  merchandize  imported  tor  sale,  or  intended  to 
be  landed  in  this  district  for  me,  or  on  my  account,  or  on  account  of 
any  house  of  trade  or  partnership  in  which  I  am  concerned,  in  this 
district,  or  which  actually  came  consigned  to  me,  or  to  any  house  of 
trade  or  partnership  in  which  I  am  concerned,  or  imported  by,  or  con- 
signed to  and  intended  for  sale,  or  to  be  landed  in  this  district, 
in  the             whereof  i?  master,  from 
that  the  said  entry  contains  a  ju  t  and  true  account  in  of  the 
cost  thereof,  including  all  charges;  that  the  invoice  or  invoices,  and 
bill  or  bills  of  lading,  now  produced  by  me,  are  the  true,  genuine, 
and  only  invoices  and  bil's  of  .lading  by  me  received,  of  the  said  goods 
wares,  or  merchandize,  imported  or  consigned  as  aforesaid,  and  the 
only  invoices  by  which  I  have  been  charged,  or  for  which  1  am  to  ac» 
count,- and  that  the  said  invoices  and  bills  of  lading  are  in  the  actual 
state  in  which  they  were  received  by  me,  and  that  I  do  not  know  of 
any  other  invoices  or  account  of  the  said  goods  wares  attd  merchan- 
dize, different  from  what  is  or  are  here  produced.    I  do  farther  swear 
(or  affirm),  that  if  I  hereafter  discover  any  other  or  greater  quantity 
of  goods,  wares,  or  merchandize,  than  is  contained  in  the  entrv  afore- 
said, or  shall  receive  any  invoice  ot  the  whole  or  any  part  th-  reof, 
other  in  quantity,  quality  and  price  titan  has  been  now  exhibited,  I  will 
inimed lately,  and  without  delay,  report  the  same  to  the  collector  of 
this  district.    I  also  swear  (or  affirm),  that  nothing  has  been  con- 
cealed or  suppressed  in  the  entry  aforesaid,  whereby  to  avoid  the  just 
payment  ot  the  duties  imposed  by  the  laws  of  the  United  States,  and 
that  all  matters  arejustly  and  truly  expie^ed  therein,  according  to  my 
best  knowledge  and  belief. 

So  help  me  God. 
When  the  above  entry  is  made  by  any  agent,  factor,  or  other  per- 
son, other  than  the  bona  fide  owner  or  consignee  of  such  merchandize, 
such  peison  to  give  bond  in  the  sum  of  one  thousand  dollars,  over 
and  above  what  the  duties  may  amount  to,  with  condition,  that  the 
bona  fide  owner  or  consignee  of  such  merchandize,  shall,  on  or  before 
the  first  period  of  payment  of  such  duty  becomes  due,  deliver  to  said 
collector,  a  full  and  correct  amount  of  said  merchandize,  in  manner 
and  form  aforesaid,  verified  by  a  like  oath  or  affirmation,  before  any 
judge  of  the  United  States,  or  the  judge  of  any  court  of  record  of  a 
state,  or  before  a  collector  of  the  customs;  and  in  case  the  duties  are 
paid  at  the  time  of  entry,  a  like  bond  to  be  given,  that  such  an  account 
shall  be  delivered  within  ninety  days  from  such  entrv. 

When  the  particulars  of  such  merchandize  are  not  known,  an  entry 
thereof  to  be  made  according  to  circumstances,  declaring,  on  path  or 


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affirmation,  all  the  |>artitulars  the  pail)  knows  or  believes  concerning 
tin  -a:in-,  to  be  subscribed  by  the  parly,  and  where  an  imperfect  en- 
tr)  is  matte,  either  for  want  of  inveices,  bills  of  lading,  &c.  the  col- 
Lvt  .1  to  take  such  merchandiz  •  into  his  custody,  until  the  quantity, 
tuiality,  or  value  can  be  a.icettained. 

Sect  37.  Every  importer  or  consignee  of  distilled  spirits,  wines,  or 
teas,  to  make  a  separate  entry  of  the  same,  specifying  the  name  of  Ihe 
Ye-.»el  and  master,  and  ri'ace  from  whence,  the-qunntily  and  quality, 
and  a  particular  detail  of  the  che>t«,  ca*k',  or  ve-sels  containing  the 
same,  wit Ii  tin-  maiks  and  number*,  which  entry,  after  being  certified 
by  the  collector,  to  be  produced  to  the  surveyor  or  officer  acting  as 
inspector  of  the  revenue  lor  the  pirt,  and  all  permits  granted  by  the 
collector  for  the  above  articles,  shall,  prior  to  the  landing  of  the  same, 
be  pioduccd  to  the  surveyor  or  officer  acting  as  inspector  for  the  port, 
tor  indorsement.  Any  of  the  above  articles,  landed  contrary  to  the 
above  direction,  are  subject  to  forfeiture,  andfne  hundrtd' dollars 
penalty  on  the  inastei  or  person  having  clnrg"  of  Hie  ves  el. 

beet.  j'J  Goods  without  invoice,  or  specification  of  particular;,  io 
be  stored  by  the  collector,  until  apprised,  or  invoices  arrive,  at  the' 
option  of  the  importer. 

Appraisers  tj  ascertain  and  certify  at  what  rate,  or  percentage, 
such  go:;ds  are  damaged,  but  no  allowance  for  damage,  unless  su>.  h 
appraisement  is  lodged  in  the  custom-house  within  ten  days  after  tho 
landing  thereof,  accorrtpai.i.d  with  a  certificate  of  the  wardens  of  tiio 
port. 

Fji'iii  of  Afflruiser's  Oath  and  Certificate  Khere  a->ods  are  uiihotd. 
invoice. 

We,  A.  B.  and  C.  D.  appointed  by  the  cc'.leclor  of 
a. id  to  a  certain  the  contents,  and  appraise  the  value  of 

tiie  merchandize  contained  in  tl>e  several  packages  described  in  the 
within  or  annexed  entry  or  account,  dotolcmnly,  sincerely  and  trill* 
I  vear  (urqftirm.)  that  the  several  articles  detailed  in  the  annexed  ap- 
praisement, •'subscribed  with  our  names,  contains1  a  true  and  full  ac- 
count of  all  the  mcrchand'ze  whatsoever,  cotilain-d  in  the  several 
pickaaes  mentioned  in  such  entry  or  account,  and  ihcwvcral  prices 
by  usaff»\ed  to  each  article,  are  to  the  best  of  our  skill  and  judgment, 
the  Hue  and  actual  value  or  cost  thereof  at  the  place  ol  exportation. 

So  help  us  God. 

Form  of  Appraiser  s  Oath  and  Certificate  nhere  goods  are 
damaged . 

We,  A.  B.  and  C.  D.  appointed  by  Ihe  collector  of  the  district  of 
and  to  ascertain  and  app:  aise  the  damage  sustained 

on  merchandize  imported  by  in  the  whereof  is 

master,  from  do  solemnly,  sincerelv  and  truly  swear  (or 

(tfbrmj  that  we  have  carefully  examintd  the  several  packages  hcie- 


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after  enumerated  and  described,  and  find  Hie  several  articles  of  mer- 
chandize as  particularly  detailed,  contained  in  the  said  packages,  to 
have  received  damage,  as  we  believe,  during  the  voyage  of  importa- 
tion, and  lhat  the  allowance  by  us  made  for  such  damages,  is,  to  the 
best  of  our  skill  and  judgment,  just.  So  help  us  God. 

Sect.  56.  Goods  not  entered  in  fifteen  days,  to  be  sent  to  the  public 
store,  salt  and  coal  excepted,  which  may  remain  longer,  the  ow  ner  or 
master  paying  inspectors — and  all  goodrso  deposited  to  beat  the  risk 
and  charge  oi  the  importer — and  if  not  entered,  and  the  duties  paid, 
or  secured,  witiiin  nine  months,  to  be  sold  (being  fust  advertised  for 
one  month,)  the. surplus  money  arising  horn  such  sale,  after  the  duties 
and  charges  are  paid,  to  be  paid  into  the  treasury  of  the  U.  States,  for 
the  benefit  of  the  owners,  w  ho,  upon  due  proof  of  the  property,  shall 
be  entitled  to  the  same.  Perishable  articles  may  be  sold  immediately. 
.  Sect.  60.  Goods  entered  under  a  fraudulent  invoice  to  be  forfeited, 
or  where  the  collector  shall  suspect  that  such  articles  are  not  invoiced 
agreeably  to  the  sum  such  goods  are  sold  for  at  the  place  from  whence 
they  are  imported,  to  be  taken  into  his  possession  at  the  risk  and  ex- 
pense of  the  importer,  until  they  are  appraised  ;  and  in  case  of  prose- 
cution for  the  forfeiture  aforesaid,  such  appraisement  shall  not  ex- 
clude other  proof  on  trial,  of  the  actual  and  real  cost  of  the  said  goods, 
at  the  place  from  whence  imported. 

Sect.  67.  Packages  may  be  opened  in  t lie  presence  of  two  mer- 
chants, upon  suspicion  of  fraud,  and  repacked  under  the  inspection  of 
an  officer,  and  if  found  to  differ  from  the  entry,  to  be  forft  ited,  unless 
madeappear  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  principal  officers  of  the  customs, 
or  a  court,  on  trial,  lhat  such  difference  proceeded  from  accident  or 
mistake,  without  intention  of  fraud. 

Returned  Cargo. 

Sect.  47.  When  goods,  &c.  the  growth  or  manufacture  of  the  United 
States,  shall  he  returned,  not  naving  been  shipped  for  the  benefit  of 
drawback  or  bounty,  no  duty  to  be  demanded. 

Sect.  48.  Report  and  entry  of  such  goods,  &c.  to  be  made,  and 
proof  by  oath  or  affirmation  of  the  facts  thereof,  in  manner  following  • 


Entry  of  Merchandize  exported  from  the  district  of 
in  the          master,  for           on  the         day  of  hy 
and  returned  in  the  master,  from  New-York, 


Marks. 

Numbers. 

Packages  and  Contents. 

District  of 

ss.  Port  of 

.  I,  do  solemnly,  sincerely  and  truly  swear  (or  affirm,) 

that -the  several  articles  or  merchandise  mentioned  in  the  entry  herein 
annexed,  are,  to  the  best  of  my  knowledge  and  belief,  truly  and  bona 


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jones's  new-tork 


JUlt  of  the  growth,  product,  or  manufacture  of  the-  United  "tales,  and 
that  lhej  were  truly  exported  and  imported  a*  therein  expre-sed,  and 
that  no  drawback,  bounty,  or  allowance-  has  been  made  or  admitted 
thereon,  or  any  part  thereof.  ..  ho  help  mc  God. 

N.  B.  When  the  good,  so  returned  have  been  exported  from  any 
other  district  than  the  one  they  may  be  imported  in,  bonds  to  be  given 
by  the  importer,  in  addition  to  the  above  oath,  in  the  sum  of  the  do- 
th-*, 'hat  within  six  months  a  certificate  shall  be  produced  from  the 
collector  of  the  cu  t  >ru-  for  \\m  oi-tnet  from  whence thev  were  ex- 
ported, that  such  good*  were  actually  »  exported— in"  default  of 
which,  the  bond  to  be  forfeited,  and  the  penalty  paid. 

Passenger*. 

Sect.  46".  Entry  to  be  made  by  passengers,  of  all  cloaths,  books, 
household  furniture,  tools,  or  implement  of  trade  or  professions,  ar- 
riving in  the  United  States  to  sc'tlt — which  articles  are  exempted 
from  duty.  '1  he  form  of  such  en'oy,  and  oath  respecting  the  same, 
a,  follows : 

Entry  cf  H'tciing  Apparel,  Ire.  imported  by 
irt  the  nutstcf,Jro,n  New  York, 

Here  the  particulars  to  be  inserted. 

Di«'rict  of 

si.  Port  of  , 
I,  do  solemnly,  sincerely  and  truly  svear  ( or  qfirm), 

thai  the  cn'ry  subscribed  by  me,  and  hereto  annexed,  contains,  tj 
the  best  of  my  Knowledge  and  belief,  a  just  and  true  account  of  the 
contents  of  the  several  mentioned  m  the  said  entry,  imported* 

in  the  from  and  that  they  contain  no  g'K>ds, 

vares,  or  merchandize  whatever  other  than  'he  wearing  apparel  and 
other  personal  baggage  (or  if  the  ca>c  require),  and  the  tools  of  the 
tiade  of  a!l  of  which  are  thv  property  of 

v.'lw  has  or  have  arrived,  who  is  or  are  shortly  expected  to  arrive  in 
tbe  United  State; — and  are  not  directly  or  indirectly  imported  for  any 
ether  person  or  persons,  or  intended  for  sale.. 

,  ■  So  help  mc  God. 

If  the  articles  should  be  entered  by  any  other  person  tban  Iheowner, 
bond  to  be  given  in  a  sum  equal  to  the  aimur.t  of  what  the  duties 
T.ould  be,  if  imported  subject  to  dut_\ — that  the  owner  shall,  within 
one  year,  verify  such  entry  on  oath,  or  the  collector  may  direct  such 
Lvgnage  to  be  examined — and  if  any  article  is  contained  therein,  w  hit-b- 
ought to  pay  duty,  entry  must  be  made  therefor,  and  if  an  entry  is 
rfiadeas  afoiesaid,  and  upon  examination  thereof,  any  article  it  found 
therein  subject  to  duty,  not  having  been  expressed  at  the  time  of  mak- 
ing the  entry,  it  is  forfeited,  and  the  person  in  whose  baggage  the 
same  sisal;  be -found,  fotfehs,  and  shall  pay  treble  the  value  thereof.. 


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v  DRAWBACKS. 
lfode  of  obtaining  Drawback  on  Foreign  Merchandize. 
Sect,  "5.  Merchandize  imported  into  the  United  Staler,  loaf-sugar, 
fish,  snuff,  and  manufactured  tobacco  excepted,  if  exported  within  unte 
year  from  tne  paving  or  seeming  the  duties  thereon,  from  the  ports  of 
original  importation,  are  entitled  to  a  drawback  of  such  duties,  ov  may 
be  transported  coast  ways  to  certain  districts,  and  obtain  the  drawback", 
if  exported  from  thence  to  a  foreign  port,  by  observing  thj  following 
directions ;  Provided,  the  duties  paid  or  secured  on  such  merchandize 
shall  amount  to  fifty  dollars,  and  are  exported  in  the  original  casks, 
cases,  chests,  boxes,  or  other  packages  in  which  they  were  imported, 
except  liquors  in  cask;,  coffee  and  cocoa  in  casks  or  other  package*, 
or  unrt  fined  sugar,  which  may  be  filled  up  out  of  others  of  the  sa  ne 
importation,  or  put  into  new  casks  or  packages  corresponding  there- 
with, whicn  must  be  marked  and  numbered  as  the  originals,  but  n» 
change  or  fi  ling  up  to  take  place,  unless  the  ca'.ks  or  other  packages 
ere  unfit  for  exportation,  and  in  no  other  case:  the  whole  Co  be  per- 
formed under  the  inspection  of  a  proper  officer  appointed  for  that 
purpose. 

When  articles  are  imported  in  bulk,  the  packages  in  which  they 
are  landed  shi;ll  be  deemed  the  packages  of  original  importation,  ai.d 
must  be  exported  in  the  same — and  all  certificates  for  distilled  spirits, 
vines,  or  teas,  must  be  given  up,  or  no  drawback  to  be  allowed. 

Sect.  76-  Twenty-four  hours  notice  to  be  given,  by  lodging  an  en- 
try there  f  r  shipping  the  goods,  except  ditsiili  d  spirits,  which  require 
but  s:x  hours :  and  goods  shipped  without  a  proper  permit,  forfeit  the 
drawback.    The  form  of  the  entry  asfol  ows: 

Entry  of  Merchandize  intended  to  be  exported  by  '  on 
board  of  the  xiheref  is  nutter,  for  for 

the  benefit  of  drawback,  ulncli  vere  imported  into  the  district  of 
on  the  by  in  the  from 


an. I  brought  into  this  district  on  the 


in  the 


Num- 
bers. 


Packages 

and 
Contents. 


Ntlt  cost  of  ad  |  Wefg 
valorem  articles  I  or 


)U  having  pai 


Cuase. 


 jrom 

Tari  and 
draft,  or  al- 
lowance for 
leakage. 


When  merchandize  is  exported  from  the  port  df  original  im|>orta- 
tiou,  the  following  to  be  omitted  in  the  above — '  and  brought  into 
ttiis  district  on  the  in  the  from 

Previous  to  any  permit  being  given,  proof  nui-t  be  made  by  the  im- 
porter, and  every  o'her  p  *.-s  >u  through  w!.o-e  hands  such  iwr.'han- 
»!;ze  may  have  pas  ed,  ot  the  due  importation,  the  paying,"  or  securing 
tue  duties,  and  identify  thereof.  '1  h"  firm  of  the  oath  as  follows : 
Oath  to  be  taken  on  exportation,  by  the  original  importer. 

U  tio solemnly,  sincerely  and  truly  swear  (or  affirm}, 


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jones's  new-tori: 


that  the  articles  specified  in  the  above,  or  annexed  entry,  were  im- 
ported by  or  consigned  to  me,  in  the  whereof  was 
master,  from  that  they  were  duly  entered  bv  me  at  the 
custom-house  of  this  port,  and  the  duties  paid,  or  secured — that  tln;y 
are  the  same  in  quantity,  quality,  package  and  value,  as  at  (lie  time 
of  impoitalion,  necessary  or  unavoidable  wastage  or  damage  only  ex- 
cepted, and  are  now  actually  laden  on  board  the  whereof 
is  matter,  ariu  lnal  tneJ'  ate  ail  truly  intended  to  herxjxjrtvd 
by  me  In  the  said  vessel,  to  the  port  of  and  are  not  intended 
to  be  relanded  within  the  limits  of  the  United  States. 

So  help  me  God* 

Oath  to  be  taken  by  the  original  importer  when  goods  have  been  sold. 

I,  do  solemnly,  sincerely  and  truly  swear  (or  affirm), 

that  the  articles  specified  in  tne  above,  or  annexed  entry,  as  unpolled 
by,  or  consigned  to  me,  and  were  truly  imported  by,  or  consigned  lo 
ine.ii  the  whereof  if  master,  from  that  they 

vere  duly  entered  by  me  at  the  custom-house  of  and  the  du- 

ties thereon  paid  or  secured — that  they  were  the  same  in  quantity, 
quality,  package  (necessary  or  unavoidable  wastage  or  damage  only 
excepted)  and  value,  a  time  ol  sale  or  delivery  to  as  at  the  time 
of  importation.  So  help  me  God. 

Oalh  to  be  taken  by  an  intermediate  person. 

I,  do  solemnly,  sincerely  and  truly  swear  (or  affirm) , 

that  the  articles  of  merchandize  specified  in  this  entry,  w4>e  purchased 
by  me  from  and  were  sold  by  me  to  and  that  they  were 

not,  to  the  best  of  my  knowledge  and  belief,  altered,  or  in  any  re- 
spect changed  in  quantity,  quality,  value-,  or  pac  kage,  necessary  or 
unavoidable  wastage  or  damage  only  excepted,  while  in  my  posses- 
sion, or  from  the  time  of  said  purchase  until  the  time  of  said  sale. 

So  help  ine  God. 
Oalh  to  be  taken  by  an  exporter,  other  than  the  original  importer.  . 

[,  do  solemnly,  sincerely  and  truly  swear  (or  affirm), 

that  the  articles  specified  in  ih-  above,  or  annexed  entry,  were  pur- 
thawed  by  me  of  that  they  are  now  actually  laden  on 
board  of  the  whereof  is  master,  and  were  at  the 
time  of  such  lading,  and  are  now,  the  same  in  quantity,  quality,  pack- 
age (necessary  or  unavoidable  wastage  or  damage  only  excepted)  and 
value,  as  at  the  time  of  purchase,  tl.at  they  are  truly  intended  to  be 
exported  by  ine,  in  the  *aid-vessel,  to  the  port  of  and  are 
not  intended  to  be  re-landed  within  the  limits  of  the  United  States. 

So  help  me  God. 

The  exporter  to  make  oath  respecting  such  exportation,  and  to  give 
bonds  before  clearance,  or  within  ten  days  vfler,  with  securii y,  to  the 
satisfaction  of  the  collector,  in  a  penally  double  the  amount  of  such 


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drawback,  to  produce  the  proof  required  by  law  in  respect  to  their  be- 
ing landed  without  the  limits  of  the  United  States,  within  one  year 
if  to  Europe  or  foreign  dominions  in  America,  or  within  two  years  if 
to  Asia  01  Africa.  The  certificate  proper  to  be  produced  to  be  of  the 
following  form : 

I,  of  the  of  do  hereby  certify,  that 

the  goods  or  merchandize  herein  after  described,  have  been  landed 
in  this  between  the  a«d  days  of 

from  o»  board  the  whereof  is  at  present  master,  viz. 

A.  B.  No.  1  to  10,  ten  hogsheads.        )     Containing  H.OOOlbs. 

C.  D-  No  3,  6,  9,  \!>,  four  tierces.       y  weight  of  coffee. 

E.  F.  No.  \\,  18,  22,)  '  Eight  hogsheads,  containing  10,000'ibs. 
25,  27,  30.  33,  36,  $  weight  of  brown  sugar. 

G.  H.  No.  '2 1 ,  to  30.    Ten  chests,  containing  700  wt.  of  hyson  tea. 

t  is  At    -  ,r  ,„    )     Three  bales,  containing  one  hundred  and 

1  K  Ao-  ''  16'  l9>  \  fifty  pieces  of  nankeens. 
Which,  according  to  the  bills  of  lading  lor  the  same,  were  shipped 
on  board  the  at  the  port  of  in  the  United  Slates  of 

America,  on  or  about  the  day  of  and  consigned  to 

by  of  aforesaid,  merchant.    Given  under 

hand,  at  the  this  day  of 

A.  A. 

Oath,  or  Affirmation  of  the  master  or  principal  officers  of  the  vessel 

confirming  the  above. 

Port  of 

We,  master,  and  mate,  of  the       .  of 

lately  arrived  from  the  port  of  in  the  United  States 

of  America,  do  solemnly  swear  (or  affirm),  that  the  goods  or  mer- 
chandize enumerated  and  described  in  the  preceding  certificate,  dated 
the  day  of  and  signed  by  A.  A.  of  the  city  of 

merchant,  were  actually  delivered  at  the  -aid  port,  from  on  board  the 
within  the  time  specified  in  the  said  certificate.  «. 
Steam  for  a.Tirmed,]  at  the  city  of  before  me, 

this  day  oj 

Form  of  verification  of  tlie  above  by  a  consul  or  agent  of  the  Uniud 

States. 

I,  Consul  or  agent  o*  the  United  States  of  America,  at 

the  city  of  do  declare,  that  the  facts  set  forth  in  the  preced- 

ing c  rlificate,  subscribed  A.  A.  of  the  «aid  merchant,  and 

dated  the  day  of  are  !o  my  knoxikdge,  just  and  true, 

■or  ate  in  my  opnion,just  and  true,  and  desi rvingfuit faith  and  credit. 
_  In  testimony  whereof  I  have  hereunto  sitbscriiKd  my  name,  and 
affixed  tl  e  scul  of  my  office,  ct  this  day  of 

M.  M.  Consid. 

If  then  is  no  consul  or  agent,  the  folloxi  ing  in  the  place  thereof. 
W.-,  residing  in  the  of  do  declare,  that 

■>»  G 


JOWEs's  WEW-YORK 


the  frets  stated  in  the  preceding  certificate  signed  by  A.  A. 
of  the  said  merchants,  on  the  day  of  are  to  oiir 

knowledge  just  and  (rite,  or  are  in  our  Opinion,  just  and  true,  an  I 
Worthy  of  fuit  faith  and  credit.  We  also  decLre  that  there  is  no 
consul  or  other  public  agent  Jor  the  United  States  of  America,  or 
American  merchants,  now  residing  at  tins  place. 

Dated  at  the  city  this  day  of 

R.  S. 
T.  L. 

Sect.  82.  If  any  good*,  waro:,  or  merchandize,  entered  for  exporfa- 
1ion  with  intent  to  drawback  the  duties,  shall  be  landed  within  the 
limits  of  the  United  States,  the  same  is  subject  to  seizure  and  for- 
feiture, together  with  t he  slrp  or  vessel,  and  the  vessels  or  boat>  u-ed 
in  landing  the  same,  and  all  persons  concerned  therein,  upon  convic- 
tion, to  suiVer  imprisonment  not  exceeding  six  month;. 

Sect.  77.  Merchandize  may  be  transported  coastways  to  such  parts 
as  vessels  arriving  from  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  or  beyond  the 
same,  are  admitted  to  enter  at,  by  making  the  following  entry,  and 
obtaining  a  certificate  from  of  original  importation. 

The  form  of  entry  as  follows. 

Entry  of  Merchandize  intended  to  be  shipped  by  on 
board  the  wliereof  is  master,  for  to  be 

exported  fmm  thence  for  the  benefit  of  drawback,  which  were  im- 
ported into  this  distric  t  on  the  by  in  the 
from 


Marks. 

Num- 
bers. 

Packages 

and 
contents. 

Cost  of  a;  tides 
payinsr  duly 
ad  valorem. 

Weight 

or 
Guage. 

Tare  ;iml 
draft  or  al- 
lowance for 

leAar-. 
 -*» 

Such  merchandize  to  be  entered  by  the  consignee,  previous  to  the 
landing  thereof,  in  manner  following: 

.  Entry  oj  Merchandize  transported  coastways,  for      -  in 


ihe  whereof  is  master,  from 

of  being  exported  from  the  district  of 
back ;  which  were  imported  in  the  district  of 
bn  in  the  from 


for  the  purpose 
for  tlw  benefit  of  draw- 
on  the 


Marks. 

Numbers. 

Packages. 

Contents. 

Oath,  or  Affirmation  to  this  Entry 
f,  do  solemnly,  sincerely,  ar.d  truly  swear  or  affion, 

according  to  the  best  of  my  knowledge  and  belief,  that  the  entry  by 


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me  subscribed,  is  just  and  true ;  that  the  merchandize  therein  men- 
tioned, have  been  duly  imported,  and  the  duties  thereon  paid,  or  se- 
cured, to  be  paid  according  to  law.  So  help  me  God. 

Sect.  78.  The  certificate  accompanying  such  merchandize,  to  be 
produced  at  the  time  of  making  entry,  upon  which  a, permit  will  be 
granted  for  unlading,  and  if  intended  lobe  exported  to  a  foreign  port, 
the  same  proceedings  to  be  had  as  if  such  merchandize  had  been  ori- 
ginally imported  into  the  district  from  whence  they  are  to  be  ex- 
ported. 

Sect.  7.9.  Merchandize  may  be  transported  across  the  State  of 
Mew-Jersey,  by  the  following"  route  to  Philadelphia,  and  exp  >rted 
fvom  thence  to  a  foreign  port,  and  obtain  drawback :  viz.  New-Bnins- 
■wick,  Souih-Amboy,  and  Lamberton,  Bordentowri  or  Burlington,  by 
making  an  entry  as  if  transported  by  water — the  siid  merchandize 
to  be  inspected  and  marked  previous  to  the  lading  on  board  any  pac- 
ket w'-1'1  intention  of  transportation  as  atoresaid,  and  obtaining  a  cer- 
tificate as  in  other  cases;  and  if  merchandize  is  transported  by  any 
other  route  than  expressed  in  the  passport  accompanying  the  same, 
or  if  the  marks,  fastenings,  or  seals  that  may  be  placed  thereon,  by 
direction  of  any  officer  of  the  customs,  be  broken,  or  defaced,  or  un- 
packed, the  merchandize  in  rgspect  to  which  such  omission  or  wrong 
dqing  shall  happen,  or  the  value  thereof  shall  be  forfeited. 

In  addition  io  tiie  above-mentioned  entry,  the  following  shall  be 
made  to  obtain  the  passport  for  transportation,  and  which  is  to  ac» 
company  such  merchandize: 

Entry  of  Merchandize  intended  to  be  transported  by  of 
the  city  of  merchant,  across  the  state  of  New-Jersey,  to 

Pkiladrhhia.  '  ' 


Marks. 

Description  of 
Packages'. 

Contents. 

»'} 
whom 

Sp*lt. 

To  whom 
consigned. 

Numbers. 

\ 

Sect.  80.  If  goods  are  exported  from  the  district  into  which  they 
were  originally  imported,  Ave  exporter  shall  receive  from  the  collector 
of  such  district,  a  debenture  or  debentures  for  the  amount  of  such 
drawback,  payable  at  thp  exact  time  or  times  on  which  the  duties  on 
such  goods  shall  become  due:  Provided.,  that  if  the  duties  on  such! 
merchandize  shall  have  been  paid  prior  to  an  entry  for  exportation, 
the  debenture  shah  be  made  payable  in  fitteen  days  from  the  time  of 
signing  the  bond  ;  and  the  debenture  may  be  made  payable  to  the 
original  importer,  when  the  same  shall  be  requested  in'writing,  by 
the  exporter,  and  not  otherwise. 

ll  merchandize,  having  been  imported  coastways,  accompanied 
by  a  certificate,  shall  be  exported  to  a  foreign  port,  the  exporter  to 
receive  a  certificate  from  the  collector  of  the  district  from  whence  ex- 
ported ;  which  is  to  be  produced  to  the  collector  of  the  district  of  ori- 


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final  importation,  and  the  drawback  to  be  paid  at  such  port,  up)a 
a  deb.ur.ure  or  debentures  being  granted  thereon,  payable  as  afore- 
said ;  but  in  no  case  is  the  drawback  to  be  paid,  until"  the  duties  are 
fcist  received. 

Deduction,  cn  exportation,  is  three  and  three  quarters  per  cent, 
•n  all  merchandize,  except  distilled  spirits,  which  is  half  a  cent  per 
gal'on,  and  crie  quarter  per  cent,  uf  the  amount  of  duties. 

Merchandize  imported  in  foreign  ships  or  vessels,  and  to  be  ex- 
ported therefrom,  no  part  of  the  additional  duty  imposed  bv  law,  on 
account  of  their  importation  in  such  vessels,  shall  be  allowed  as  draw- 
back, but  the  whole  of  the  said  additional  duty  shall  be  retained,  in 
addition  to  the  rate  per  cent,  by  this  and  former  acts  to  be  retained. 
Mode  of  recovering  drawback  on  sugar  refined  within  the  United 

Stutes. 

A  drawback  of  six  cents  per  pound  is  allowed  on  sugar  refined 
within  the  United  States;  the  ex|x>rttr  to  give  six  boors  notice  of 
such  exportation  to  the  surveyor  or  officer  acting  as  inspector  of  the 
(K>rt,  and  make  entry  therefor  at  his  office ;  also  makeoa'.h  before  the 
collector,  that  the  sugar  so  laden  on  board  the  vessel  specified  in  such 
entry,  is  truly  intended'to  be  exported  to  the  place  therein  mentioned, 
and  that  they  believe  the  duties  thereupon  have  been  duly  paid,  or 
secured  ;  and  shall  give  bond  to  th<;  collector  with  two  sureties  one  of 
vhom  shall  be  the  master  of  the  vessel  in  which  laden  for  exporta- 
tion, that  the  same  shall  be  really  and  truly  exported  to,  and  landed 
in  some  port  or  place  without  the  limits  of  the  United  States — such 
drawback  not  to  be  less  than  twelve;  dollars,  and  is  payable  in  nine 
months  from  the  date  of  the  bond,  provided  the  certificates  are  pro- 
duced of  the  actual  landing  thereof  at  a  foreign  j>ort  ;  the  certificate 
to  be  of  the  form  as  in  other  cases  of  foreign  merchandize. 

Form  of  the  Entry. 
.  Entry  of  sugar  refined  xvithin  the  United  States,  intended  to  be 
shipped  by              on  board  the              master,  for  for 
the  benefit  of  drawback.  


Marks 
and 
Numbers. 

Packages 

and 
Contents. 

Quality. 

Places  w  here  deposited. 

Oath  or  Affirmation  to  the  above. 
I  .do  solemnly,  sincerely  and  truly  swear  (or  affirm ), 

according  to  my  best  knowledge  and  belief,  that  the  «ucar  specified 
in  the  above  return,  is  truly  sugar  refined  within  the  United  States; 
and  I  do  verily  believe  the  duties  imposed  by  law  have  been  paid, 
or  secured  ;  that 't 's  now  actually  laden  on  board  the  master, 
for  the  purpose  of  being  exported  to  and  is  not  intended 

to  be  re-landed  within  the  limits  of  the  United  States. 

So  help  me  God. 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Sugar  so  laden  for  exportation,  if  re-landod  within  four  leagues  of 
the  coast  of  the  United  States  (unless  in  cases  of  necessity  or  distress, 
notice  of  whic".!  shall  immediately  be  given  to  the  principal  officers 
of  the  customs  residing  nearest  to  which  such  vessel  may  be),  shall  be 
forfeited,  together  with  the  ship  or  vessel  on  board  of  winch  the  same 
shall  have  been  shipped  with  her  furniture,  &c.  and  the  ship  or  vessel 
into  which  such  sugar  shall  be  unshipped  and  put. 

Domestic  Spirits. 

Six  hours  notice  to  be  given  by  the  exporter  to  the  surveyor  or  in- 
spector of  the  port  previous  to  the  landing  thereof,  by  lodging  an  en- 
try therefor  with  such  surveyor  or  inspector — and  bonds  to  be  given 
to  the  collector  in  the  same  manner  as  in  cases  of  refined  sugar;  to 
produce  certificates  of  landing  at  a  foreign  port,  as  in  other  cases — 
the  drawback  is  payable  in  six  months,  provided  such  certificates  are 
produced — but  no  drawback  under  one  hundred  and  fifty  gallons. 
Form  of  Entry. 


Marks 
and 
Numbers. 


Packages 

and 
Contents. 


Quantity., 


Proof. 


The  oath  to  this  entry  is  the  same  as  for  refined  sugar. 
B.iuntyon  Salted  Provisions  and  Fish  of  the  United  States. 
Sect.  83.  An  allowance  of  thirty  cents  per  barrel  is  allowed  on 
pickled  fish  ot  the  United  States,  and  twenty-five  cents  per  barrel  on 
all  provisions  salted  within  the  U.  Stales,  without  any  deduction,  it" 
the  same  shall  amount  to  ten  dollars.  And  in  order  to  obtain  such 
bounty,  the  ex|wrter  to  make  an  entry  therefor  with  the  collector — 
but  bo  eutry  will  be  received  where  such  pukled  fish  or  salted  pro- 
listfws  have  not.  been  inspected  and  marked  a^reeabh-  to  the  laws  of 
their  respective  states  where  such  laws  are  in  force.  Such  bounty  is 
payable  in  six  months  from  the  date  of  the  bond  to  be  given ;  and  in 
no  case,  unless  the  certificates  of  landing  at  a  foreign  port,  a;  in  other 
cases,  are  produced.  The  bond  to  be  in  double  the  amount  of  such 
bounty — conditioned,  that  the  s^.me  shall  be  lauded  and  left  at  som,s 
foreign  port. 

Form  of  F.idry. 

Entry  of  intended  U  be  exported  fur  the  bencfdjnf 

Itunly,  by  j  in  tie  whereof 

is  masUr.  boun  I  for 


ivjurks,  as 
branded  on 

Hi"  rnsK 

IN  ..Mi  KT 

bar  els 

'jl»'.m  i  iption  ii rid 
species  of  fisfi 
o.'  prdvisioui. 

Quality. 

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Oath  to  be  taken  by  the  Exporter. 

'»  do  solemnly,  sincerely  and  truly  swear  (or  affirm,) 

to  the  best  of  my  know  ledge"  and  belief,  that  the  <1.  vgnated 

in  the  annexed  entry,  dated  and  subscribed  with  my  name, 

have  not  been  imported  from  any  foreign  port  or  place,  but  are  truly 
and  bona  fide  (if  provisions^)  salted  provisions,  cured  wilhin  :ue  limits 
of  the  United  States,  (or  if  fish)  pickled  fish  of  the  fisheries  of  the 
United  States;  that  they  are  now  actually  laden  on  board  the 
whereof  is  master,  and  are  to  be  exported  to  and  are 

»ot  intended  to  be  landed  within  tl»e  limits  of  the  United  States. 

So  help  me  God. 


.  INFORMATION  GENERALLY. 

Sect.  4.5.  The  want  of  certificates  of  di>tilled  spirits,  wines,  or  teas, 
Mibject  such  articles  to  seizure,  and  fitly  dollars  fine,  if  such  certificates 
are  not  delivered  t»  the  purchaser;  and  if  any  cask,  chest,  vessel,  or 
case,  centaining  such  articles,  shall  be  found  in  the  possession  of  any 
f  crson  without  being  marked,  and  not  being  accompanied  with  a  cer- 
I  <  ■  t«',  0>e  same  U  liable  to  seizure.  ( 

Sect.  44.  On  the  sale  of  any  cask,  &c.  which  has  been  marked,  the 
marks  to  be  defaced  in  presence  of  some  officer  of  inspection  or  cus- 
toms, Rnd  the  certificate  of  the  same  to  be  delivered  np  under  penalty 
et  one  hundred  dollars  with  costs  of  suit. 

Sect.  50.  Goods  from  foreign  ports,  not  to  be  unladen  but  betw  een 
stin-rise  arid  sun-set,  without  special  license,  under  the  penalty  of  foor 
hundred  dollars  on  the  master  and  every  other  person  concerned,  dis- 
ability from  holding  any  office  under  the  government  of  the  United 
States  for  seven  \ears,  and  being  advertised  in  the  new-papers,  with 
forfeiture  of  the  goods:  and  if  above  four  hundred  dollars,  valne  of 
vessel  and  apparel. 

Sect.  51.  Goods  removed  befor*  gwaged  and  weighed,  and  if  wines, 
spirits,  or  teas,  before  being-  marked,  without  permission,  are  forfeited. 

Sect.  83.  Persons  giving  or  olfering  a  biibe,  forfeit  from  two  hun- 
dred to  two  thousand  dollars.  In-pectors  and  officers  of  revenue  cut- 
ters may  go  on  board,  examine  and  search  vessels,  have  fre  *  access  to 
•the  cabin,  and  seal  packages;  and  after  sun-Net  secure  hatches,  &c. 
Persons  in  chargeof  vessels,  for  breaking  fastenings,  but  in  presence  of 
an  officer',  forfeit  two  hundred  doUars. 

Officers  may  seize  within  ar  without  their  districts;  persons  resist- 
ing or  impeJingthem,  forfeit  four  hundred  dollar". 

The  master  or  commander  of  any  vessel,  that  shall  obstruct  orhin- 
'der  («»r  be  the  cause  thereof)  any  officers  of  the  revenue,  in  going  on 
board  his  ship  or  vessel  for  the  purpose  of  carrying  into  effect  any  of 
the  revenue  laws  of  tiiw  Uuittfd  Siatej,  forfeits  from  fifty  to  five  nujO« 
dred  dollars. 


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Register  Art. 

Every  owner  of  a  ressel,  residing  within  the  lmiits  of  the  United 
States,  to  swear  to  the  register  within  ninety  clays  after  its  being  grant- 
ed, 01  it  becomes  void,  and  the  vessel  and  cargo  pays  foreign  tonnage 
and  duty. 

DIRECTORS  OF  BANKS,  &c. 

BANK  OF^NEW-YORK. 
Mathew  Clarkson,  President. — Elisha  Jenkins,  [£x  Officio."] 

I.  Waddington,  Archibald  Grade,  Robert  Bowne,  C.  JL.  Cam- 
man  n,  William  Denning,  John  M'Vickar,  Thomas  Maule,  r*ei<T 
Kemble,  Ciiarles  Smith,  Edward  Lyde,  Malhew  Clarkson,  Rul'ts 
King. — Charles  W  ilkes,  Cashier. 

Rules  observed  at  the  Bank. 

The  Bank  will  be  open  every  day  in  the  year,  except  Sundays, 
Christmas  Day,  New  Year's  Day,  Good  Friday,  the  4th  of  July,  and 
gji;*£d  ii.i!v  davs  appointed  by  legal  authority. 

IMfers  of  miMn;;->a  horn  ten  to  three  in  the  afternoon. 

Discounts  will  be  done  on  Tuesdays and  Thursdays  in  every  week  ; 
and  bills  or  notes  offered  for  discount  must  be  left  at  the  bank  on 
Mondays  and  Wedacs  ftBUt;  under  a  sealed  cover  directed  to  the  cashier. 
The  rale  of  discount  is  hxed  at  six  per  centum  per  annum;  but  no  dis- 
count will  be  made  for  longer  than  sixty  days;  payment  must  be 
made  in  bank  notes  or  specie.  Three  days  of  grace  being  allowed 
upon  all  bills  or  notes,  and  the  discount  will  be  taken  for  the  same. 

Mon"y  looged  at  the  bank  may  be  re-drawn  at  pleasure,  free  of  ex- 
pence;  but  no  draft  will  be  paid  beyond  the  balance  of  accounts. 

Bills  or  notes  left  with  the  bank  will  be  presented  for  acceptance, 
and  the  money  collected  free  of  expence.  in  case  of  non-payment 
and  protest,  the  charge  of  protest  must  be  borne  by  the  person  lodging 
the  bill. 

Payments  made  at  the  bank,  must  be  examined  at  the  time,  as  no 
deficiency  suggested  afterwards  will  be  admitted. 

Cold  and  silver  coin  is  received  and  paid  at  the  bank  at  the  follow- 
ing rate : 

Cold  at  89  cents  the  penny-weight. 

1  Crown,          111  cents.  I  1  pistareen,  20  cents. 

1  Dohar,  100  ditto.  |  1  English  Shilling,  22  ditto. 

UNITED  STATES  BRANCH  BANK  IN  NEW-YORK. 
Cornelius  Ray,  President. 
Thomas  Buchanan,  Robert  Lenox,  JohH  Murray,  William  Law- 
rence, Petcr  Schermcrhorn,  David  M.  Clarkson,  Thomas  Btarsall, 
John  [.  Clover,  Ebenezer  Stevens,  Charles  Lndlow,  John  Towuwud, 
Francis  B.  Winthrop. — Jonathan  Burrail,  Cashier. 


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Rules  oLscned  at  the  Bank. 

The  office  is  open,  for  tile  transaction  of  business  every  day  in  Hie 
year,  (Sunday*,  Chri*tmus-Day,  Public  lasts,  Tkanhtgixiiig  Days, 
and  the  4//i  oj  July  excepted;  from  the  hour  of  tut  in  the  nioruing,  to 
three  in  the  afternoon. 

The  rate  of  diet  omit  is  fixed  at  six  percent  per  annum,  upon  notes 
or  bills  not  having  more  than  sixty  day  K>  run;  three  days  of  grace 
v ill  be  allowed,  and  the  discount  taken  for  the  saim-. 

Every  bill  or  note  offered  for  discount,  must  be  delivered  into  the 
office  on  the  day  preceding  the  day  of  discount,  ar.d  inclosed  in  a 
sealed  cover,  directed  to  the  cashier,  advising  tiie  name  of  the  per- 
soii  upon  whose  account  it  is  otlered,  &c.  Lc. 

HANH  ATTA N  COM  PAN  Y. 
Daniel  hud  low,  President. 
Maturin  Livingston,  Esq.  Recorder,  ex  officio, 
William  Edgar,  Paschal  N.  Smith,  Waller  Bowne,  Isaac  Clason, 
Daniel  Phoenix,  James  Arden,  De  Wi.t  Clinton,  James  Fairiie,  Henry 
Ruigers,  George  Seivis,  J»jiin  Broom. — Henry  Wcm-Mi,  Ccuhi& 
John  G.  Bogart,  Attorney  ami  Solicitor. 

COMPANY  OFFICERS. 

loteptl  Brown,  Superintenrlant  of  Water  Works. 
Sanmel  lloyt,  Collector  of  Water  Works. 

Office  hours  from  10  A.  M.  to  3  P.  M.  every  day  in  th?  yeir,  Sun- 
davs,  Christmas-day,  New-Year's  day,  4th  of  July,  and  Public  Fatts 
and  Thanksgiving-days,  excepted. 

Discount  days,  Mondays  and  Thursdays;  notes  offered  for  discount 
to  be  presented  on  Saturdays  and  Wednesday  s. 

UNITED  STATES  BANK,  AT  PHILADELPHIA. 
Thomas  Willing,  Presidrnt. 
James  C.  Fisher,  Robert  Smith,  Archibald  M'Call,  Abijah  ILm- 
xrtondr- Samuel  Breck,  Elias  B  mdinot,  J  G.  WachsiBUtn,  Abijai 
Dawes,  Joseph  Sims,  Isaar  Wharton,  Samuel  &  rates,  Thomas  Ewing, 
J  jhn  Lawrence,  George  Fox,  Paschal  HoMingworlh,  J.  C.  Yanden- 
hetcel,  James  M'Clurg,  Paul  Siemon,  William  l  iighman,  Henry 
Pratt,  William  Philips,  jun.  John  Ruthen'otu,  Gabriel  W.  Ludlow, 
Jacob  Read. — G.  Simpson,  Cashier. 

BANK  OF  ALPANY. 
Jeremiah  Van  Rensselaer,  President. 
Simon  Dewitt,  Dudley  Walsh,  Stephen  Lush,  Barcnt  G  Slaa'?, 
Abraham  Ten  Brook,  Abraham  Yan  Vechten,  Samuel  Hill,  George 
Pearson,  Philip  S.  Van  Rensselaer,  Daniel  Hale,  Enoch  Leot.aru, 
Jcjnes  Caldwell.— Garret  Van  Schaick,  Cashier. 


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69 


BANK  OF  COLUMBIA. 
Stephen  Paddock,  Pi  trident. 
Samuel  B.  Webb,  Jacob  V.  Van  Rensselaer,  James  Hyat,  Benjamin 
Alien,  William  Ashley,  Reuben  FoUtr,  Samuel  Edmonds,  Elisha  Wil- 
liams, Cotton  Gelston,  William  1).  Van  Ness,  Daniel  Penfield,  James 
Nixon,  jun. — James  Nixon,  Cashier. 

MERC1IAN  US  BANK. 
Joshua  Sands,  President. 
Richard  Varicfc,  Joshua  Jones,  Peter  Jav  Munro,  John  Kane,  Wil- 
liam W.  Woolsey,  Thomas  Storm,  John  Hone.  Henry  VVyckofT,  Isaac 
Hicks,  James  Roosevelt,  Henry  A.  Coster,  G'  11.  Van  Wagenen,  John 
Taylor,  Isaac  Cock,  David  Lydig. —  L\nde  Catlin,  Cashier. 

JERSKY  BANK. 
A.masa  Jackson,  President. 
John  Griffiths,  j-m.  IJ<  njamin  Strong,  Isaac  Kibbe,  Selah  Strong, 
James  Thompson,  John  13.  Murray,  James  Heard,  Sylvester  Robin- 
son, Aaron  Ogden,  William  S.  Pennington. — John  Low,  Cashier. 

NEW- YORK  STATE  BANK. 
John  Ta)  lor,  President. 
Thos.  Tillotson,  Abraham  G.  Lansing,  P.  Gansevoort,  jun.  Elkanah 
Watson,  Franc's  R'oodgood,  Rich.  Lush,  Gilbert  Stewart,  John  D.  P. 

Douw,  John  R.  Bieecker,  T.  Mather,  Jas.  Kane,  Yale*,  Cashier., 

Comptroller  of  the  Stale,  is  ex  officio,  one  ol'lhe  directors. 

FARMER'S  BANK,  (Lansirn*burgh  ) 
John  D.  Dickinson,  President. 
Guert  Van  Schoon ho v en,  Elijah  Janes,  Samuel  Stewart,  William 
Bradley,  J.  Hictok,  Townsend  M- Coon,  Jonathan  Burr,  Daniel  Mer- 
ritt,  George  Tibbets,  John  Woodworth,  Ephraim  Morgan,  Thomas 
Hillhouse. — Hugh  Peebles,  Crshier. 


NEW-YORK  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

Charles  M'Evers,  President. 
Hugh  Aiidcrson,  Secretary." 

UNITED  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 
John  Delafie'd,  President. 
Josepti  Stansbviry,  Secretary. 

COLUMBIAN  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 
PaM  .ial  N.  Smjth,  Pr^.sideuU 
Joseph  Sands,  Secretary. 

WASHINGTON  MUTUaT~ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 
John  Bogart,  President. 
Elbert  Herring,  Secretary. 


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MUTUAL  ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 
Robert  ljennx,  President. 
Samuel  Boyd,  Secretary. 

MARINE  INSURANCE  COMPANY  IN  NEW-YORK. 

M  illiain  Neitson,  President. 
Monson  11a)  t,  Secretary. 

COMMERCIAL  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 
Jamis  WaUon,  President. 
Oliver  11.  HiO'.s  Secretary. 

GOVERNMENT  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 

THOMAS  JEFFERSON, 
President  of  the  Untied  Stales,  and  Commander  in  Chief  of  tht 

Arnuian-i  Navy  thereof 

geo Roe  cLiN'i  on, 

Vice-President,  and  President  of  the  Senate 


Hen  ators 
Neu- Hampshire, 
Sirneon  Olcott 
William  Fiimier. 

Massachusetts. 
John  Q.  Adams, 
Timothy  Pickering. 

Rhode-Island. 
Arthur  Fen ner,  jun. 
(fine  vacant) 

Connecticut. 
J^mes  Ililliiouse, 
Uriah  Traccy. 

Vermont. 
S'ephen  B.  Bcadiey, 
Israel  Smith! 

N<ivYork. 

John  Smith, 
Sumuei  L.  Mitchell. 

New-Jersey* 
John  Condit, 
Aaron  Kilchej. 

Pennsylvania. 
George  Logan, 
Samuel  Maeiay. 

Delaware. 
Samuel  White. 
William  HM  Wells. 


of  the  United  States. 

Maryland. 
Robert  Wright, 
Samuel  Smith. 

Virginia, 
vVilliam  B.  Giles, 
Andrew  Moore. 

North  Carolina.. 
□avid  S'lone, 
r'e-se  Franklin. 

S'jiitl-CaroHna, 
Thomas  Sumoter, 
tierce  Butler. 

Georgia, 
Abraham  Ba'dw'm, 
Jjiik*s>  Jackson. 

Kentucky. 
lobn  Brackenridge, 
John  Bsc w n. 

Tennessee, 
William  Cock, 
(one  vacant.) 

Ohio. 

lohn  Smith,  and 
1'homas  Wurlhington. 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Secretary  Samuel  A.  Otis. 

Clerk  John  A.  Graham. 

Chaplain.  Rev.  Mr.  M'Cormick, 

Don /•-  fcecper . . .  J  a  m  es  M  a  t  hers. 
Messenger       Cornel i lis  M  a\  well . 


Representatives 
N  A  1 11  AN  I EL 
New- Hampshire.  (5) 
Samuel  Tenney, 
Samuel  Hunt, 
Clifton'Clagget, 
David  Hough, 
Silas  Beiton. 

Massachu&ettS,  (17) 
Wil.iam  Eusiis, 
Samui  1  I  hatcher, 
Joseph  13.  Varnum, 
Phanuel  Bishop, 
Richard  Cutts. 
Stth  Hastings, 
Menassah  Cutler, 
Peh'g  Wads wo,  th, 
Lemuel  William*, 
Jacob  Crowninsbield, 
S.tmuel  Lamed, 
Ebenezer  Seaver, 
William  Stedham, 
Thomas  Dwight, 
Nahum  Mitchell, 
Pliineas  Bruce, 
Samuel  Taggart; 

Rhode- Island.  (2) 
Joseph  Stanton,  jun. 
Nehemiah  Knight. 

Connecticut.  (7) 
John  C.  Smith, 
Roger  Griswold, 
Samuel  W.  Dana, 
Benjamin  Talinadgi*, 
John  Davenport,  juu. 
Calvin  Goddard, 
Simeon  Baldwin. 

V'er.nunt.  (4) 
Gideon  Ohn, 

 Chamberlain, 

James  Elliott, 
Martin  Chittenden. 


of  the  United  State-s. 
MACON,  SPEAKER. 

\ez-York.  (IT) 
George  Clinton,  jun. 
Sanfud  Biker, 
Philip  Van  Corllandt, 
David  Thomas, 
Kilhan  Van  Rensselaer 
Andrew  M'Cord, 
Daniel  C.  Verplank, 
Beriah  Palmer, 
IV  ni  .s  Sammons, 
Erasuts  Root, 
John  P,.tte:son, 
Oliver  Phelps, 
JoshuavSand*, 
I  Henry  W.  Livingston, 

•  George  Tibbits', 
■  Gaj  lord  Griswolil. 

John  Canttne,  (resigfletU} 
New-Jersey.  (6) 
j  William  Helm*, 
Henry  Southard, 
Ebenezer  Elmer, 
K/ra  Darby, 
John  Lambert. 
!  James  Sioafn. 

Pennsylvania.  (IS) 
Michael  Leib, 
Robert  Brown*, 
'  Isaac  Van  Hurne, 
;  Frederick  Conrad, 
Joseph  IJeister, 
Andrew  Greig, 

•  John  A.  Uanua 

•  jolui  Smilie, 
John  Stewart, 
William  Htige, 
Jo,  'pri  Clay, 
Jacob  fiichardtj 
l-aac  Anderson, 

Vuliri  Whitehill, 


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David  Bard, 
William  I'indley, 
John  B.  C.  Lucas,  • 
John  Rhea, 

Delaware.  (!) 
Caesar  A*  Rodney. 

Maryland.  (9) 
Joseph  II.  Niuwison, 
Joiiu  Archer, 
Roger  Nelson, 
Waiter  Bo  wit-, 
John  Demur, 
Jol.n  Campbell, 
Thomas  Plater, 

i  !iam  MacCreerv, 
N.  R.  Moore. 

Virginia.  (J22) 
John  Randolp.i,  jun. 
Jol.n  Smth,     '  i 
John  Ciopton, 
John  Dawson, 
John  G.  Jai  k  on, 
John  V\  .  Eppr>, 
Christopher  CJ>rk, 
David  llolmis, 
Edwin  Grav, 

Anthony  New,  f 

Thomas  Claiborne, 

Thomas  Newton,  jun. 

Abraham  1  rigg, 

Mathew  Clay, 

Fhilip  R.  Thomson, 

Thomas  M.  Randolph, 

Joseph  Lewis,  jun. 

\\  alter  Jones, 

Paterson  Goodwin, 

James  Stephenson, 

Thomas  Lewis, 

Thomas  Gritfin. 

North-Carolina.  (12) 
Nathaniel  Macon, 

Clerk  to  the  House. 

Chaplain  

Serjeant  at  Arms.. 

Door-Ketptr  


Willis  Alston, 
N  chard  .Stanford, 
James  Ho  land, 
Samuel  D.  Puniance, 
Mar.naduke  U  dliam*, 
1  homas  W  miiis, 
Wil  iani  Biarklcdge, 
Na!h  ;niel  Alexander, 
Jj>iu!i  \A  innston, 
William  Kennedy, 
J«.me»Gillesp.i . 

Soul/ -Carolina.  (8) 
William  b  ;  .er, 
Thomas  Liwddes, ' 
Benjamin  llufc,er, 
Hiciiard  \\  inn, 
Levi  Casey, 
Wade  Hampton, 
rhuma*  Moore, 
John  B.  Earle. 

Georgia.  (4) 
David  Meriwether, 
Peter  Earl\ , 
Samuel  Hammond, 
John  Miiit-.i.e. 

Kuiiucky  (6) 
lohn  Fow  .t, 
Mathew  Walton, 
lohfi  Bovle, 
Thomas  Sand  ford, 
G.  M  Bedinga, 
Mathew  Lyon.  v 

Tennessee.  (3) 
William  Dickon, 
George  W.  Campbell, 
John  Rhea. 

Ohio.  (1) 
feremiah  Morrow. 
vYiliiam  Lattimore,  Delegate  from 
tiie  Mississippi  Tcmtory. 

John  Beckiry. 
.  Rev.  Mr.  Bentley. 
.Joseph  Wheaton. 
John  Claxton. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  STATE. 

James  MAddison  Secretary  of  State. 

■    Chief  Clerk. 


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DEPARTMENT  OF  WAR. 
Henry  Dearborn,  Secretary. 
William  Simmons,  Accountant.  • 
Tench  Co\e,  I'm  veyer  of  Public  Supplies. 
William  Irving,  Superintendant  of  Military  Stores. 

TREASURY  DEPARTMENT. 
Albert  Gallatin,  Secretary  of  the  Treasury. 
Gabriel  Duval,  Comptroller. 
Richard  Harrison,  Auditor. 
William  Miller,  Commissioner  of  the  Revenuei 
Thomas  Tudor  Tucker,  Treasurer. 
Joseph  Nourse,  Register. 

NAVAL  DEPARTMENT. 
Robert  Smith,  Secretary. 
1  nomas  Turner,  Accountant.' 


CUSTOM-HOUSE  OFFICERS 

IN  THE  PRINCIPAL  TRADING  TOWNS  IN  THE  UNITED  STATE'S. 

For  the  State  of  Nezv- Hampshire. 

Portsmouth  Joseph  Whipple, Collector;  Nathaniel  Fulsome, 

Naval  Officer 5   ,  Surveyor. 

For  the  State  of  Massachusetts. 
Bo-TON'and  Chau  lestown....  Benjamin  Lincoln,  Collector;  J. 
Low!),  Naval  Officer;  T.  Meivil,  Surveyor. 

Penobscot  Josiah  Hook,  Collector. 

For  the  State  of  Rhode-Island. 

Newport  William  Ellery,  Collector ;  Waller  Nichols,  Naval- 

Ofncec ;  John'Slocum,  Surveyor. 

^  Providence  Jeremiah Olney,  Collector;  Ebenezer  Thomson, 

Naval  Officer;  Win.  Barton,  Surveyor. 

For  the  State  of  Connecticut. 
Nf.w-I.ondos  Jed.diah  Huntington, Collector ;  Nathaniel  Ri- 
chard', Surveyor. 
New-Haven.  ...Abraham  Bishop,  Collector. 
MiodXetown..  ..Alexander  Wollcott,  Collector. 

-For  the  State  oj  Nezv-Tork. 

New-York  David  Gel.ton,  Collector;  bamuel  Osgood,  Naval- 

Officer;  William  S.  Smith,  Surveyor. 

For  the  Stale  of  New- Jersey. 

Perth-Am  hoy  John  Heard,  Cyliectoi  and  Inspector. 

For  the  State  of  Pennsylvania.  •  ' 

Philadelphia  Peter  Muhlenberg,  Collector;  William  Jack- 

son,  Naval-Officer;  William  M'Pherson,  Surveyor. 

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For  the  State  of  Delaware. 

Wilmington.  ...George  Bush,  Collector. 

For  the  State  of  Maryland. 

Baltimore  Robert  Purveyance,  Collector;  Daniel  D'/zit-r, 

Naval-Officer;  Robert  Ballard,  Surveyor. 

For  the  State  of  Virginia. 

Norfolk  and  Portsmouth  \V.  C.  Nicholas,  Collector; 

Philemon  Gateuood,  Naval-Officer;  Daniel  Bedin^ar,  Surveyor. 

Suffolk  John  Driver,  Surveyor. 

Smithfield  Copeiand Parker,  Surveyor. 

Bermuda  Hundred,  or  City  Point  \YilliamilethrCollee- 

tor;  Christopher  Roan,  Naval-Officer. 

Petersburgh  John  Shore,  Collector. 

"York-Town  Abraham  Archer,  Colla  tor. 

Port-Royal  George  Callett,  Surveyor. 

Fredericksevrgh  Thomas  M  offal t,  Surveyor. 

Yoscamico,  River,  including  Kinscale  Vincent  Redman, 

Collector. 

Dumfries,  incIudingNEwpoRT  Richard  Manhall  Scott,  Col- 
lector. 

Alexandria  J.  Fitzgerald,  Surveyor;  W.  Gray,  Collector. 

For  the  State  of  North-Carolina. 
Wilmington  S.  Bloodgood,  Collector ;  Carleton  Walker,  Na- 
val-Officer; Thomas  CallanHer,  Surveyor. 

Newbern-Creek  James  L.  Shannonhouse,  Collector. 

Beaufort  Benjamin  Cheney,  Surveyor. 

Washington....  Nathan  Keais,  Co'lector. 

Edenton  Samuel  Tredwell,  Collector. 

JfASdUOTANK  RivEk  Mathew  E.  Sawyer,  Inspector. 

For  the  State  of  South-Carolina. 
George-Town....  John  Oakley,  Collector. 
Charleston  J  Simons,  Collector;  William  Hoyt,  Naval-Of- 
ficer; Ed%vard  W'ey  man,  Survey  or. 

For  the  State  of  Georgia. 

Savannah  Thomas  Joluison,  Collector;  Lacklin  M'Intosh, 

Nava.-Officer;  John  Berrian,  Surveyor. 

For  the  State  of  Tennessee. 
Massac  Daniel  Bissell,  Collector. 


MINISTERIAL  AND  CONSULAR  APPOINTMENTS  BY  THE 
UNITED  STATES. 

In  the  United  Kingdom  of  Great-Britain  ami  Ireland. 
James  Munroe,  Minister  Plenipotentiary. — David  Lenox.  Agent 
for  American  Seamen,  in  London. — George  VV.  Irving.  Consul  at 
Loodon,  and  Agent  lor  managing  claims  for  spotwSaas-^Kfits  Van- 


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derhorff,  Consul  at  Bristol.— Robert  W.  Fox,  Consul  at  Falmouth.— 
James  Maury,  Consul  at  Liverpool.— Thomas  Auldjo,  Vice-Consul  at 
Poole  and  Covres.—  George  Knox,  Consul  at  Kingston  upon  Hull.— 
Joseph  Wilson,  Consul  atDublin  —  James  Holmes,  Consul  at  Belfast. 
— John  Church,  Consul  at  Cork.— John  Elmslie,  Consul  at  Cape  of 
Good  Hope— John  C.  Murray,  Consul  at  Glasgow.— John  Cassels, 
Consul  at  Edinburgh  and  Leith.— William  J.  Miller,  Consul  at  Cal- 
cutta.—John  Gavino,  Consul  at  Gibraltar  — Joseph  PeeUs,  Consul  at 
Malta.— John  M.  Baker,  Consul  for  the  Islands  of  Minorca,  Majorca 
and  Yvica. 

To  France  and  her  Dominion.- 
John  Armstrong,  Minister  Plenipotentiary. — Thomas  Sumpter, 
Secretary  of  the  Tepation. — Fulwar  Skip  with-,  Agent  at  Paris. — Isaac 
Coxe  Barnet,  Agent  at  Havre  de  Grace. — John  Mitchell,  Vice-Agent 
at  Havre  de  Grace — Edward  Jones,  Agent  for  Guadaloupe. — Wil- 
liam Buchanan,  Agent  at  the  Isle  of  France  and  Bourbon.  —  Etienne 
C  atlialan,  Agent  at  Marseilles. — Thomas  Patterson,  Agent  at  Nantz. 
John  Anderson,  Agent  for  the  port  of  Cette. — Aaron  Vale,  Agent  for 
L'Orient — T nomas  Lavell,  Agent  at  La  Rochelle. — Francis  Cotfvn, 
Agent  at  Dunkirk. — William  Lee.  Agent  at  Bordeaux. — Henry  Wil- 
son, Agent  at  Ostend.—  Thomas  Ab'jrn.  Agent  at  Cayenne. — David 
Easton,  Consul  at  Martinico. — David  Ridgway,  Agent  at  Antwerp. 

In  Spain  and  her  Dominions. 
Charles  Pinckney,  Minister  Plenipotentiary. — Moses  Young,  Con» 
sul  at  Madrid — Joseph  M,  Isnardi,  Consul  at  Cadiz. — Robert  Mont- 
gomery, Con<ulat  Alicant. — William  Kirkpatrick,  Consul  at  Malaga. 
Levis  M.  O'Brien,  Consul  at  St.  Andero. — Augustan  Madan,  Consul 
at  La  Guira. —  Robert  Young,  Consul  at  Havanna. — Josiah  Blakely, 
Consul  at  St,  Jago  in  Cuba — John  Leonard,  Consul  at  Barcelona. 

In  Portue.nl  and  her  Dominions. 
Will  iam  Jarvis,  Consul  at  Lisbon. — John  Street,  Consul  atFayal.-— 
G.  W.  M'Elroy,  Consul  at  Tcnerilfe. 

To  the  Batavian  Ripuhlic. 
Svlvanus  Bnirne,  Consul  General  at  Amsterdam. — Level  Harris, 
Consul  at  Rotterdam  — Thomas  Hevvrs,  Consul  at  Batavia. — W.  P, 
Gardner,  Consul  at  Dtmcrara  and  Essequibo. 

In  Denmark  and  her  Dominions. 
i  TTans  Rodorpho  Saabye,  Consul  at  Copenhagen. — Henry  Cooper, 
Cuiiitjl  at  Santa  Cruz. 

In  Prussia. 
Frederick  W  l  .u'ze,  Consul  at  Stettin. 


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.  *  /"  Germany. 

John  M.  For!>es,  Consul  at  Hamburgh.  Wi<  he!hou=en,  Cm- 

tul  at  Bremen.— Phdip  Mark,  Consul  at  I  ranconia.— \\  illian.  Biggin, 
Consul  all  rieste. 

In  Sweden, 

Robert  C.  Gardner,  Consul  at  GoUenburgh. 
In  Russia. 

Levitt  Harris,  Consul  at  St.  Petersburgh.— William  Clarke,  Con. 
Jw  ai  E mbden. 

In  the  Italian  It,  public 
Thomas  Applehm,  Consul  at  leghorn. — John  Malthieu,  Consul  at 
Naples. — John  B  Sartori,  Consul  at  Rome. — Joseph  Barnes,  Consul 
in  the  Island  of  Sicily. 

To  the  Barbarji  Powers. 
Tobias  Lear,  Consul-General. — Jaines  I..  Carthcart,  Con'iil  at  Al- 
giers.— James  Simp«on,  Consul  at  Morocco. — William  Stewart,  Con- 
sul at  Smyrna,  in  the  Levant. 


MINISTERIAL  AND  CONSULAR  APPOINTMENTS  BY  FO- 
REIGN POWERS  TOTII&UNITED  STATES. 

By  Greai-lirilain. 
'  Antbonv  Merry,  Minister  Plenipotentiary. — Thomas  Barclay,  Con- 
sul-General for  the  Eastern  States. — Piiineas  Bond,  Consul-General 
for  the  M'ddk*  and  Southern  States. — Thomas  M'Donough,  Consul 
forNew-Ilamp-liTi*,  Massachusetts,  and  Rhode-Island. — John  Bret-se, 
Vice-Consul  for  Rh  <Tt-!sland. —  I  >hn  B.  Gilpin,  Consul  for  Connec- 
ticut.— Gabriel  Wood,  Consul  at  Baltimore. — Benjamin  Moodic,  Con- 
sul for  North-Carolii'.a,  Sauth  Carolina,  and  Georgia. 

From  France. 

Louis  Andre  Pichon,  Charge  d<*  Affaires  and  Comnvssary  Gene- 
ral of  Commercial  Relations. — Citizen  Oster,  Viee-Comiv(jsliSiry  of  do. 
for  Virginia. — Charles  Franeois  Liot,  Commissary  of  do.  tut  Pennsvl- 
vania  and  Delaware — Antoir.e  V.  G.  Rev,  Commissary  of  do.  for 
New-York. — Citizen  Sotin,  Commissary  of  do.  for  Georgia. — Citi- 
zen Joseph  Marie  Lequinio  Kerblay,  Commissary  of  do.  for  R,io<'e- 
lsland. — Marc  Antoine  Alexis  Giraud,  Commissary  of  do.  for  New- 
Hampshire,  Massachusetts,  Rhode-Lland  and  Connecticut. — Citizen 
Martel,  Cdmmhsary  of  do.  for  Kei  »>K  ky. 

From  Spain. 

Mirquis  de  Casa  Yrujo,  Minister  Plenipotentiary. — Don  Valentine 
de  Foranda,  Consul-General. — Don  Fausta  de  Foranda,  Vice  do. — 


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Don  Thomas  Stoughton,  Consul-General,  resident  at  New-York. — 
Don  Juan  Stoughton,  Consul  for  New-Hampshire,  Massachusetts, 
Connecticut,  Vermont,  and  Rhode-Island. — Don  Felipo  Fatio,  do.  for 
Pennsylvania. — Don  Antonio  Argute  Yillalobos,  do.  for  the  States  of 
Virginia  and  Kentucky. — Don  Juan  B.  Barnabeu,  do.  for  Maryland. — 
Don  Diegio  Morphy,  do.  for  the  States  of  North-Cauolina,  South-Ca- 
rolina and  Georgia. 

From  Portugal. 

Ignatius  Palyart,  Consul-Genera!. — James  Vercnocke,  Vice  do.  for 
S.  Carolina. — James  Barry,  Vice  do.  for  Maryland  and  Virginia. — 
Richard  Codman,  Vice  do.  for  Massachusetts. — Joaquim  Monteiro, 
for  the  State  of  New-York  and  Eastern  States. 

From  the  Bataxian  Republic. 
R.  G.  Van  Polanen,  Minister  Resident. — Adrian  Valck,  Consul  for 
Maryland  and  Virginia. — Jan  Rosmen  Graves,  do.  for  SoMli-Caro- 
lina  and  Georgia. — J.  H.  C.  Heineken,  Commercial  Agent  for  Penn- 
sylvania.— Diederick  Larrouwer,  Vice-Consul  for  Massachusetts  and 
New-Hampshire. 

From  Dnmenrk. 

Blicher  Olson,  Minister  Resident. — Jacob  Eberhard  August  Stein- 
meitz,  Vice-Consul  for  South-Carolina. — William  Scarborough,  do. 
far  Georgia. — Erich  Bollman,  do,  for  Pennsylvania. — John  Boutz,  do. 
for  North-Carolina. — John  Spendler,  do.  for  Connecticut. — John 
Hammekin,  do.  for  New- York. — Joseph  Winthrep,  do.  for  South- 
Carolina. — Peter  Collin,  do.  for  Maryland. — Jonathan  Swift,  do.  for 
District  of  Columbia. 

From  Sweden. 

Richard  Soderstrom,  Consul-General. — Joseph  Winthrop,  Vice- 
Consul  for  Charleston.  S.  Carolina. — Jonathan  SwifS,  do.  for  Columbia 
and  the  Ports  on  the  Potowmac. — Charles  F.  Deyen,  do.  for  New- 
Hampshire,  Massachusetts,  and  Rhode-Island — Henry  Gahn,  do.  for 
New- York  and  Connecticut. — John  Cowper,  do.  for  Virginia,  except 
the  Ports  on  the  Potomac. — John  Buritz,  do.  for  North-Carolina." 

GOVERNMENT  OF  THE  MISSISSIPPI  TERRITORY. 
W  illiam  C.  C.  Claiborne,  Governor. 
Cato  West,  Secretary. 
Tbomas  Rodney,  Chief  Justice. 

INDIANA  TERRITORY. 

William  H.  Hf'nson,  Governor. 
John  Gibvm,  Swectwy. 
Thomas  T.  Davis,  Chief  Justice. 


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JUDICIARY  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 

SUPREME  COURT. 

John  Marshall,  Chief  justice 
William  Cushing.  William  Patterson,  Samuel  Chase,  Bush  rod  WasFi- 
ington,  and  W  illiam  Johnson,  Associate  Justice*. 

Levi  Lincoln,  AUomrv-General. 

EliasB.  Caldwell,  Clerk.  '  - 

DISTRICT  OFFICERS. 

Maine  District. 

David  Sewell,  Judge.  Silas  Lee,  Attorney.  Thomas  G.  Thorn- 
ion,  Marshal. 

Neiv- Hampshire  District. 

 — — — ,  Judge.    David  Humphreys,  Attorney.  Michael 

M'Clary,  Marshal. 

Alassachusetts  District. 
John  Davis,  Judge.    George  blake,  Attorney.    Samue!  Bradford, 
Marshal. 

Jtliode-Island  District. 
Bavid  L.  Barnes,  Judge.  David  Howell,  Attorney.  William  Peck, 
Marshal. 

Connecticut  District. 
"Richard  Law,  Judge.    Pierpont  Edwards,  Attorney.    Joseph  Wil- 
cox, Marshal. 

fermont  District. 
Elijah  Paine,  Judge.  David  P.w,  Attoraey.  John  Willard,  Marshal. 

Ntm-Yo'rk  District. 
John  S'.oss  Hobart,  Judge.    Nathan  Sandford,  Attorney.  John.. 
S.vartwout,  Marshal. 

Nevt-Jersey  District. 
Ruber!  Morris,  Judge.    Joseph  M'1 1  vane,  Attorney.    Oliver  Bar- 
iiett,  Marshal.  . 

\\     Pennsylvania  District. 
Richard  Peters,  Judge.  Alexander  J.  Dallas,  Attorney,  John  Smith, 
Marshal. 

Delaware  District. 
Gunning  Bedford,  Judge.  George  Read.jun.  Attorney.  Joel  Levis, 
Marshal. 

/  •  Man/land  District, 

James  Winchester,  Judge.  Zebuloo  Hollingsworlh,  Attorney.  Tho- 
mas Rutttr.  Marshal. 

Columbia  District. 
William  Kilty,  Chief  Judge.    Walter  Jones,  jun.  Attorney.  Daniel 

C.  Brent,  Marshal. 

f  irgi.nia  District. 
Gyros  Griffin,  Judge.    John  Mjnroe,  Attorney.    Andrew  Moore 

Marshal. 


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■  Potomac  District. 

Walter  Jones,  Attorney,  William  Biker,  Marshal. 

Kentucky  District. 
Harry  Innis,  Judge.    Joseph  H.  Daviess,  Attorney.    Joseph  Croe- 
kette,  Marshal. 

North-Carolina  District. 
Henry  Potter,  Judge,  Benjamin  Woods,  Attorney.    John  S.  West, 
Marshall 

South-Carolina  District. 
Thomas  Bee,  Judge.  Thomas  Parker,  Attorney.  Charles  B  Coch- 
ran, Marshal. 

Georgia  District. 
William  Stevens,  Judge.    David  B.  Mitchell,  Attorney.  Eenja- 
inan  Wall,  Marshal. 

Tennessee  District. 
John  M'Nairy,  Judge.    William  P.  Anderson,  Attorney.  John 
Childress,  jun.  Marshal. 

Ohio  District. 

Charles  William  Byrd,  Judge.  Michael  Baldwin,  Attorney.  David 
Zeigler,  Marshal. 

Orleans  District.  ■ 
Dominic  A.  Hall,  Judge.    Mahlone  Dickerson,  Attorney. 

POST-OFFICE. 
Gideon  Granger,  Postmaster-General.  k 
Abraham  Bradley,  Assistant. 

.     DEPUTY  POST-MASTERS 

IK   THE  CAPITAL   TQWNS   OF   THE   UNITED  STATES. 

Massachusetts  — Portland,  Samuel.  Freeman. 

New-Hampshire. — Portsmouth,  Mirk  Symes. 

Massachusetts. — Boston,  Jonathan  Hastings. 

Connecticut — Hartford,  Ezekiel  Williams.  New-London,  Timo- 
thy Green.    Norwich,  Chr.  Lt  ffingwell,  jun. 

Rhode-hland. — Providence,  Benjamin  West.  Newport,  John  Ri- 
chardson. 

New-York. — New- York  City,  Theodorus  Bailey.  - 
New-Jersey. — Newark,  Mathias  Day 
Pennsylvania  — Philadelphia,  Robert  I'atton. 
Delaware. — Wilmington,  Jacob  Broome. 
M  try'.ttnd. — Baltimore;  Alexander  Furnival. 
Virginia. — Alexandria,  Robert  M'Crea. 

North-Carolina. — Edenton,  Lemuel  Standin.  Wilmington,  John 
Bradiey. 

South-Carolina. — George-Town,  Abraham  Cowen.  Charleston, 
Thomas  W.  Bacon. 
Georgia. — Savannah,  Alexander  Watt. 


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COMMISSIONERS  OF  LOANS. 
New- Hampshire,  W  liliam  Gardner. 
Massachusetts,  Thompson  J.  Skinner. 
Hhode-  Island,  Jabe^  Bo  wen. 
Connecticut,  William  Imlay. 
New-York,  William  Few. 
New-Jersey,  James  Ewing. 
Pennsykaiua,  Stephen  Moylan. 
Delaware,  John  Stockton. 
Maryland,  Edward  Hall. 
Firginia,  John  Hopkins. 
North-Carolina,  Sherwood  Haywood. 
South- Cumlina,  Isaac  Neufville. 
Georgia,  James  Alger. 

SUPERVISORS 

FOR  COLLECTION  OF  DUTIES  ON  SPIRITS. 
New-Hampshire,  Nathaniel  Rogers. 
Massachusetts,  Jonathan  Jackson. 
llhode- Island,  John  S.  Dexter. 
Connecticut,  Ephraim  Kirby. 
Vermont,  John  Willard. 
New  York,  Samuel  Osgood. 
New-Jersey,  James  Linn. 
Pennsylvania,  Tench  Coxe. 
Delaware,  George  Fricit. 
Maryhmd,  John  Kilty. 
Virginia,  Edward  Carrington. 
North-Carolina,  William  Polk. 

South-Carolina,   — — 

Georgia,  John  Mathews. 
Olrio,  James  Morrison. 
Tennessee,  John  Overton. 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  MINT. 
Elias  Botidinot,  Director. 
Benjamin  Rush,  Treasurer. 
Henry  Voight,  Chief  Coiner. 
Robert  Scott,  Engraver. 

GOVERNORS 
OF  THE  DIFFERENT  STATES  OF  THE  UNTON. 

Georgia — His  Excellency  John  Milledge. 
South-Carolina — His  Excellency  James  Burchill  Richardson, 
North-Carolina — His  Excellency  James  Turner. 
Tennessee — His  Excellency  John  Sevier. 
Ktmucliy — His  Excellency  Christopher  Greenup. 


MERCANTILE  BIRECTORT.        ,  81 


Ohio — Tin  Excellency  Edward  Tiffin. 
Virginia — Hi"?  Excellency  John  Page. 
Maryland — His  Excellency  Robert  Bowie. 
Delaware — His  Excellency  Nathaniel  Mitchell. 
Pennsi/hania — HiS  Excellency  Thomas  M'Kcan. 
New- Jersey — His  Excellency  Joseph  Bloomheld. 
'  New-York — His  Excellency  Morgan  L*»wis. 
Vermont — His  Excellency  Isaac  Tic h nor. 
Connecticut — Mis  Excellency  Jonathan  Trumbull. 
Jlh'Hle-Island — His  Excellency  Arthur  Fenner. 
Massachusetts — His  Excellency  Cal^b  Strong. 
Nei'J-Hampsldre — -His  Excellency  fcbri  T.  Oilman. 

OFFICERS  FOR  THE  STATE  OF  NEW-YORK. 

MORGAN"  LEWIS, 
Governor  General,  and  Commander  in,  Chief  of  the  Militia,  and 
Admiral  of  the  Nary. 
JOHN  BROOME, 
Lieutenant  Governor,  and  President  of  the  Senate 
Benjamin  De  Witt,  Private  Secretary  to  the  Governor. 
Thomas.  Tillotson,  Secretary  of  State. 
EHaha  Jenkins,  Comptroller. 
•John  Wood  worth,  Attorney  General. 
'  Abraham  G.  Lansing,  Treasurer. 
Solomon  Van  Rensselaer,  Adjutant-General. 
Simon  De  Witt,  Surveyor-General  ■ 
John  M'Lean,  Commissioner  of  Military  Stores. 
Richard  Biker,. Lucas  Elmendorph,  George  Metcalfe,  Ebeneaer 
Foot,  —  Williams,  and  William  Steward,  Assistant  Attornies 
General. 

COUNCIL  OF~aFpO!NTMENT.  .7 
,  His  Excellency  the  Governor,  ex  officio.    Caleb  Hyde,  Western 
District.    Thomas  Tredweli,  Eastern.    Abraham  Adiiance,  Middle. 
 ,  Southern. 

.     COURT  OF  IMPEACHMENTS  AND  OF  ERRORS. 

The  President  of  .the  Senate,  Senators,  Chancellor,  and  Judges  of 
the  Supreme  Court. 

Henry  I.  Bleecker,  Clerk. 

OFFICERS  IN  CHANCERY. 
John  Lansing,  jun.  Chancellor. 
Isaac  L  Kip,  Register. 
Thomas  Cooper,  \\  iliiam  Cutting,  and  Pierre  C.  Van  Wyck,  A/as* 
ten  in  Chancery  in  the  City  of  New-York. 


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Anthony  Bleerker,  Samuel  Cowdry,  Eraminer*. 
Richard  S.  Treat,  Thomas  Smith,  and  Jama  Van  Ingcn,  Clerks  in 
Chancery  , 

OFFICERS  IN  THE  SUPREME  COURT. 
James  Kent,  Chief  Justice. 

Brorkholst  Livingston,  Smith  Thompson,  Ambrose  Spencer,  and 
Daniel  D.  Tompkins,  Associate  Justices. 
James  Fairlie,  Clerck  of  the  Supreme  Court  at  New-York. 
Francis  Bloodgood,  Cleric  at  Albany. 

COURT  OF  PROBATES. 
Leonard  Gansevoort,  Judge  of  the  Court  of  Probates. 
Peter  Beekman,  Clerk  of  ditto. 

court  of"exc:hequf.r. 

Daniel  D.  Tompkins,  Judge  'f  the  Court  of  Exchequer. 
William  Pupham,  Clerk  of  ditto. 

CIRCUlTcOURT. 
John  M'Kesson,  Clerk  of  the  Circuits. 

COMMISSIONERS  OF  HIE  LOAN-OFFICE. 
The  Governor,  Lieutenant  Governor,  Speaker  of  the  Asiembly, 
Secretary  of  the  State,  Attorney-General,  Treasurer  of  the  State,  and 
Comptroller  of  the  State. 


COUNCIL  OF  REVISION, 
The  Governor,  Chancellor,  and  Judges  of  the  Supreme  Court 

COMMISSIONERS 

For  settling  Disputes  to  Lands  in  Onondago. 
Vincent  Matthews,  James  Emott,  and  Saunders  Lansing. 

SENATE. 

Southern  District.  (6) 
William  Denning,  Ebenerer  Parity,  Ezra  L'Hommedieu,  John 
Sehenck,  Thomas  Thomas,  and  De  Witt  Clinton. 

Middle  District  (S) 
Jacobus  S.  Bruyn,  Peter  A.  Van  Bergen,  Robert  Johnson,  Joshua 
H.  Brett,  James  Burt,  Abraham  Adriance,  Samuel  Brewster,  and  Ste- 
phen Hogeboom. 

Western  District.  (10) 
Mathias  B.  Talmadge,  George  Tiffany,  Joseph  Annin,  Caleb  Hyde, 
Asa  Danforth,  Muses  Kent.  Lemuel  Chipman,  Isaac  Foote,  Henry 
Huntington,  and  Jedediah  Peck. 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


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Eastern  Distrist.  (8) 
Edward  Savage,  Jacob  Shell,  Abraham  Van  Veghtcn,  Jacobus  Van 
-Schoonhoven,  John  Wood  worth,  Simon  Verier, Thomas Tred well. 
Henry  I.  lileecker,  Clerk. 

COMMISSIONERS 
To  nvear  all  Officers,  Civil  and  Military,  in  this  State. 
The  Lieutenant  Governor,  Chancellor,  Chief  Juatiee,  Judges  of 
Supreme  Court,  Secretary  of  State,  Attorney  General,  Mayor  of  New- 
York,  and  Recorder  of  New-York. 

COMMISSIONERS 
To  sxuear  all  Officers,  Civil  and  Military,  in  the  City  of  Neiv-York. 
The  Mayor  of  New- York,  Recorder  of  New-York,  and  Clerk  of 
New-York. 

PUBLIC  NOTARIES. 
John  Keese,  John  Wilkes,  Jsaac  L.  kipp,  James  Creighton,  John 
S.  Hunn,  William  Bleecker,  Edward  Dui.scomb,  Abraham  Skinner, 
William  Bache,  "1  nomas  Smith,  Cadwallader  D.  Colden,  Samuei  B. 
Malcolm,  Jona.  Pearsee,  jun  Gabriel  V.  Ludlow,  Henry  Masterton, 
William  P.  Van  Ness,  Adrian  Hegeman,  William  L.  Rose,  Nathan 
Sanforl,  Elbert  Herring,  John  T.  Irving,  Maltby  Gelslon,  William 
Paulding,  jun.  Isaiah  Lennington,  Wiliiam  Williams,  jun.  Roger 
Strong,  Flatnen  Ball,  Samuel  Cowdrey,  Benjamin  Ferris,  Robert  Swan* 
ton,  John  W.  Mulligan,  Edward  VV  .  Laight,  Geurge  D.  Cooper,  Johu 
■W.  Patterson. 

SURROGATE 

OF  THE   CITY   AND  COUNTY   OF  NEW-YORK. 

Sylvanus  Miller. 

ASSISTANT  JUSTICES 
To  try  Causes  under  tlx  Twenty  Found  Act. 
Adrian  C.  Van  Sluyck,  Samuel  Lawrence,  Thomas  Hertell,  Gabriel 
V.  Ludlow,  Juhn  Ferguson,  Joseph  D.  Fay,  Elbert  Herring,  Samuel 
Van  Wyck. 

WARDENS  OF  THE  PORT  OF  NEWYORK. 
Jonathan  Lawrence,  Thon-.as  Farmar,  Eiias  Nexsen,  and  John 
G  vision. 

BRANCH  PILOTS. 
John  Callahan,  Jolin  Funk,  Nathaniel  Fu:xk,  Charles  Swan,  John 
Minogh,  William  Mmugh,  Joseph  Ogden,  Thomas  Williams,  Kobeit 
Rennet,  Jolin  Carter,  James  Flinn,  Robert  Mitchell,  John  Ming, 
George  Ingraham,  John  Bush,  and  Lraei  Navarro. 


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DEPUTY  PILOTS. 
John  Rider,  Michael  Counter,  Christopher  Seawood,  John  Srfiith, 
James  VY  iikie,  Peler  Sawy  er,  Robert  Hewitt,  Peter  Hall,  John  Sea- 
wood,  Samuel  Coon,  David  Mitchtll,  EduanI  Ming,  Nicholas  Mil- 
ler, John  While,  Henry  Brown,  William  Corn,  James  Kelso,  Samuel 
Marshal,  Hunter  Norwood,  ai.d  Samuel  Conrad. 

PILOTS  FOR  TIIK  SOUND. 
Thomas  Hunt,  Samuel  Hairold,  Hoy  stead  Hatker,  Samuel  Ber- 
riau,  Wjiletl  Leay  craft,  and  John  Havhaud.  -  U  . ..»,  . 

INSPECTORS  OF  1  HE  STATE  PRISON. 
George  Warner,  William  W.  Giloert,  Robert  Bowne,  W  illiam  VfM, 
John  Bingham,  and  Beijamiu  Egbert.  I' 
Richard  Seaman,  Captain  oi  thebiale  Prison  Guards..      .  i.  -<-. 

COMMISSIONERS  of  the  ALMS-HOUSE  and  BRIDEWELL. 
Richard  Furuun,  E.ijah  Cock,  and  Thomas  Eddy. 

OFFICERS  FOR  THE  CITY  AND  COUNTY  OF  NEW-YORK. 

De  Wilt  Clinton,  Mayor.  Maturin  Livingston,  Recorder.  Selah 
Strong,  Comptroller.  Daniel  Piicenix,  Chamberlain.  '1  ur.is  \\  ort- 
nian,  Clerk.  Joseph  Constant,  High  Sheriff.  John  W.  Gilbert, 
David  Board,  Isaac  Kipp,  and  Amaziah  Dusenbury,  Deputy  Sheriff-. 
John  Burner,  Coroner.  Ephraim  Brasher,  Commissioner  of  Excise. 
John  R.  B.  Rodgt  rs,  Health-Officer.  David  Thompson,  Harbor- 
master. Samuel  Miller,  Resident  Physician.  Gardner  Jones,  Health 
Commissioner. 


POLICE  OFFICERS. 

Thomas  Beekman  and  Jacob  Delamootagnie. 
;   Thomas  Hazard,  Keeper  of  the  Bridewell  and  County  Prison.  Alex- 
ander l^amb,  Keeper  of  the  Jail. 

Hu^h  Goble,  H'gh  yjonstable. 

John  Murphy,  Marshal. 

CAPTAINS  OF  I  HE  CITY  WATCH. 
William  Van  Vart  and  Nicholas  Lawrence,  yjaptains  of  the  first, 
Magnus  Beekman  and  John  Fairing' on,  ■\{aptains  'jI  the  second,  Jacob 
Ha)»  and  George  Goodheait,  ^japiawK-  ot  the  third  district. 

ALDERMEN,  ASSISTANTS,  ASSESSORS,  COLLECTORS, 
AND  CONSTABLES. 

j  FIRST  WARD. 

Wynant  Van  Zandt,  jun.  ALerman. 
Andrew  Morris,  Assistant. 
Jacob  I.  Lansing  and  Henry  I.  Wykoff.  Assessors.    Cornelius  C. 
Wyncoop,  Collector,  jaines  \V.  Green  U  John Partington,  Constables. 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


SECOND  WARD. 

^Philip  Brasher,  Alderman. 
Samuel  M.  Hopkins,  Assistant. 
John  Kane  and  John  Ellis,  Assessors.    Jeremiah  Marshall,  Collec' 
tor.    Barnet  Newkirk  and  Samuel  Montgomery,  Constables. 

THIRD  WARD. 

James  Fairlie,  Alderman. 
Simon  Van  Antwerp,  Assistant. 
Benjamin  Haight  and  John  Vankleek,  Assessors.  Samuel 
Bonsall,  Collector.  James  Thompson  and  Thomas  Martin,  Constables^ 

FOURTH  WARD. 

James  Drake,  .Alderman. 
»  Abraham  Bloodgood,  Assistant. 
Peter  Bonnet  and  Willet  Coles,  Assessors.    David  Hariot,  Collec- 
tor.   Edward  Sands  and  James  Crcoker,  Constables. 

FIFTH  WARD. 

Jacob  Delamontagnie,  Alderman. 
Joseph  Board,  Assistant. 
Frederick  Eckert  and  James  Votee,  Assessors.    William  Berria»j 
Collector.    Abraham  Manning  and  John  Taylor,  Constables. 

SIXTH  WARD. 

George  Janeway,  Alderman. 
Ciaikson  Crolius,  Assistant. 
Caleb  Pell  and  John  Hopper,  Assessors.    Stephen  Burdett,  ColUo 
tor.    John  Ackcrman  and  John  Becker,  Constables. 

SEVENTH  WARD. 

Mangle  Minthorne,  Alderman. 
Jacob  Mott,  Assistant. 
Dr.  Samuel  Toibert  and  Jacob  Morrell,  Assessors.    Abraham  Van 
Gclder,  jun.  Collector.  Jonathan  Allen  and  Morris  Oakley,  Constables. 

EIGHTH  WARD. 

William  W.  Gilbert,  Alderman.  * 

George  I.  Warner,  Assistant. 
Samuel  Delaplane,  and  Christopher  Beekley,  Assessors.  Henry 
P.  Earle,  Collector.    Henry  Desboiough  and  Francis  Deklvne,  Con- 
stables. 

NINTH  WARD. 

Abraham  King;  Alderman. 
Jacob  Shute,  Assistant. 
John  Adriance  and  Samuel  Kip,  Assessors.    Jacob  Myers,  ColleC* 
tor.    Henry  Low  and  James  Hammond,  Constables. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  CITY  OF  ALBANY. 
Philip  S.  Van  Rensselaer,  Mayor. 
Abraham  Van  Veghlen,  Recorder. 
Elbe*  Willet,  Chamberlain. 

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William  Fryer  and  Charlas  R.  Webster,  Aldermen  for  the  first 
Ward.    Peter  Fryer  and  James  Bleecker,  Assistants. 

Sybrant  Bleecker  and  Jolin  Cuyler,  Aldermen  for  the  Second  Ward. 
Coldsborough  Banker  and  Dirck  Van  SchcUnxne,  Assistants.  , 

Richard  S.  Treat  and  Heimanus  P.  Schuyler^  Aldermen  for  t/tc 
third  Ward.    George  Hutlon  and  John  Gates,  Assistants. 

Abraham  Ten  Eyck  and  Gerrit  Bogtrt,  Aldermen  for  the  fourth 
Ward.    Mathew  1  rotter  and  James  Hodge,  Assistants. 
James  Elliot,  City  Marshal. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  CITY  OF  HUDSON, 

IN  THE  COUNTY  OF  COLUMBIA. 

-  Thomas  Jenkins,  Mayor. 
Thomas  Frothingham,  Clerk. 
Elisha  Pitkin,  Recorder. 
Samuel  Edmonds,  Daniel  Penfield,  James  Hyat,  and  Thomas 
Power,  Aldermen. 

Prosper  Hosmer,  Ebenezer  Rand,  Claudius  I.  Delamater,  and  Jo- 
athan  Begraft,  Assistants. 

LIST  OF  THE  MILITARY  OFFICERS 
t>f  the  City  and  County  of  N.  York,  with  their  grades  in  the  respective 
Regiments. 

ARTILLERY. 
Ebenezer  Stephens,  Brigadier-General. 
FIRST  REGIMENT  OF  ARTILLERY. 

FIELD   AND  STAFF. 

Peter  Curtenius-,  Lieutenant  Colonel  Commandant.  John  Swart- 
irout,  first  Major.  John  C.  Ludlow,  second  Major.  Robert  Swart- 
vout,  Adjutant.  Peter  Clarke,  Quarter-Master.  William  C.  Mum- 
ford,  Paymaster. 

CAPTAINS. 

1.  James  Manning,  2.  Benjamin  M.  Mumford,  3.  Peter  Irving, 
4.  John  M'Lean,  5.  William  L  Robinson,  6.  Melancton  Smith,  7.  Va- 
cant, 8.  Vacant. 

FIRST  LIEUTENANTS. 

1.  William  Ixrvett,  2.  Robert  Suartwout,  3.  David  Thompson, 
A.  John  Marschalk,  5.  Freeman  Hopkins,  6.  Horatio  G.  Stevens,  7. 
James  Watson,  8.  Pierre  C-  Van  \\  yck. 

SECOND  LIEUTENANTS. 

1.  John  D.  Miller,  2.  Joseph  Home,  3.  George  Buckmaster,  4. 
Aaron  Crygier,  5.  John  A.  Fort,  6.  D.  M.  Hitchcock,  7.  Richard  R. 
Voorhis,  8.  John  Dodge. 

GENERAL  STAFF  OF  THE  BRIGADE. 
William  Boyd,  Brigadier-General. 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY.  %7 

William  Paulding,  jun.  Inspector,  and  Major  of  Brigade. 
Nathan  Sandford,  Assistant  Inspector,  and  Major  ol  Brigade. 


FIRST  REGIMENT. 

FIELD   AND  STAFF. 

Gerard  Steddiford,  Lieut.  Colonel  Commandant.  Daniel  Dodge, 
first  Major.  William  N.  Stuyvesant,  second  Major.  Stephen  Price, 
Adjutant.  William  G.  Miller,  Quarter-Master.  Peter  Stagg,  Pay- 
Master.    John  Gamage,  Surgeon. 

CAPTAINS. 

1.  John  I.  Watts,  2.  Peter  C.  Schuyler,  3.  John  G.  Bogert,  4.  Isaac 
A.  Van  Hook,  5.  John  Barlvarie,  6.  Thomas  S.  Arden,  7.  John  Win- 
nick,  8.  Joseph  I).  Fay, !).  Stephen  Price,  10.  John  Moore. 

LItt.TtV.X  \"  rs. 

I.  Francis  M'CtUre,  2.  Abraham  Messjas,  3.  Peter  Stagg,  4-.  Wil- 
liam G.  Miller,  5.  John  Bird,  6.  Jacob  Brown,  7.  Edward  Byrne,  -8. 
William  Maxwell. 

ENSIGNS. 

I.  E'bert  Anderson,  jnn.  2.  Fisher,  3.  Cornelius  "Bogert,  4. 

Ch.irKs  (i,ahuui,  b,  Charles  Cutting,  6.  Samuel  Reed,  7.  Richard 
Reynolds. 

S KCON I)  KEG  1 M ENT. 

FIELD    AND  STAFF. 

Peter  Van  Zamit,  Lieutenant-Colonel  Commandant.  Nathan  Fur- 
man,  lii-t  Major.  (Vacant),  second  Major.  Joel  Davis,  Adjutant. 
Henry  Havens,  Quarter-Master.  Jonathan  Thompson,  Pay-Master. 
Claries  Buxton,  burgeon. 

CAPTAINS. 

).  Laac  Pierson,  2  Joel  Davis,  3.  Joseph  Strong,  4.  Jeromus  John- 
ion,  t>.  William  W.  Todd,  6  Nathan  Suyre,  7.  Sampson  Simson, 
8.  Gilbert  S.  Mount,  £>.  Ebenezer  Irving,  lb.  Hiram  Gardner. 

LIEUTENANTS. 

I.  James  Durhim,  2-  Stephen  Wilcox.  3.  Thomas  Richards,  4. 
Gorge  We'K  -r>-  Reuben  Bunn,  6.  Henry  Yosburgh,  7.  James  Strong, 
8.  Jonathan  Thompson. 

ENSIGNS. 

1.  Henry  Haven-,  2.  William  Jone>,  3.  Henry  Cotheal,  4.  Gerardus 
Camp,  5.  Peter  Bishop,  6.  Mathew  Deeker,  7.  Abraham  Cargill,  8. 
William  A.  Davis,  y.  Patrick  G.  Hildreath. 


THIRD  REGIMENT. 

FIELtf  AND  STAFF. 

Robert  Bosrardus  Lieutenant-Colonel  Commandant.  (Vacant), 
fir*  Major.  Peter  A.  Jay,  second  Major.  Edward  L.  SchicrHle.., 
Adjutant  Abraham  BrinckerhojT,  jun.  Quarter-Master.  George 
Pcinckerhoft)  Pay- Master.    John  Kiddle,  ^urgeuii. 


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CAPTAINS. 

1.  Henry  Sands,  5.  Joseph  Black  well,  3  Alexander  M'Domkl, 
4.  Arthur  Smith,  5.  Nathan  Sandford,  G.  Henry  Cruger,  7.  James 
Hewitt,  8.  Teunis  Kiker,  !>.  John  M.  D.  Lawrence,  10.  Benjamin  I. 
Moore. 

LIEUTENANTS.]    f  J  - -V^ '  J  jNtM|t9ffP 

1.  Stephen  Cooper,  2.  Charted  Van  Orden,  3.  John  Johnson,  4.  John 
T.  Banta,  5.  William  Berrian,  6.  Edward  L.  Rchieffelen,  7.  Henry  H. 
Schieffelen,  8.  Abraham  Stevens,  J.  T.  Crane,  Israel  Lpwit,  rank  not 
settled. 

ENSIGNS. 

Charles  I.  Graham,  Cornelius  Myers,  Benjamin  S.  Knap,  Stephen 
Sands,  John  Post,  Isaac  Little,  William  Green,  rank  of  enn  ..  » 
settUrl 


FOURTH  REGIMENT. 

FIELD   AND  STAPP. 

G.  N.Bleecker,  Lieutenant-Colonel  Commandant.  Ezrkiel  Dode*, 
first  Major,  jasper  Ward,  second  Major.  Abraham  Secor,  ArJju* 
(ant.  S\  Ivester  L'Hommedieti,  Quarter-Matter.  Ebon-gar  Leg  Ret  ^ 
Pay-Master.  John  Onderdonk,  Surgeon.  William  M'lttlOftlt,  3Ul> 
geon's  mate. 

CAPTAINS. 

1.  William  P.  Mix,  2.  John  Coflin,  3.  Ichabod  Prall,  4.  Absalom 
Ferris,  5.  James  Nelson,  6.  John  A.  Crolius,  7.  Clarksoii  Croum,  8. 
Gad  Ely. .  - **  m 

LIEUTENANTS. 

1.  Richard  Berrian,  1.  Howard  Furman,  3.  William  M.  Plnymcr% 
4.  john  G.  Johnson,  5.  Sylvester  L'Homincdieu,  6.  Abraham  Sccor, 
7.  J.  Purdy,  8.  J.  B.  Fiskj  y.  E.  Morrell. 

ENSIGNS. 

1.  j.  Neal,  2.  A.  S.  Martling,  3.  Bates,  4.  Emmons,  5. 

 Cxiprr,  C  Ely,  7.  Bracket,  8.  Marvin,  9.  — 

Brooks. 


FIFTH  REGIMENT. 

FIELD   AND  STAPP. 

(Vacant)  Lieutenant-Colonel,  jonas  Mapes,  first  Major,  Com- 
mandant, johr.  W.  Mulligan,  second  Major.  Isaiah  Leningtori, 
Adjutant.  Joseph  Cook,  Quarter- Master,  jr.mc-i  Bailey,  Pay-Mas- 
ter.    Alexander  L^Anderson,  Surgeon. 

CAPTAIN'S. 

1.  Anthonv  Pell,  2.  john  Buiin,  3.  »:  n  vr,  A  E  bert,  4.  Mos<s 
Drake,  5.  Ba'lthazer  P.  fclelick,  6  r:cob  Cnoltfeil,  7.  ^amuelC  Luu> 
don,  8.  Leonard  Thorn,  9.  Elifha  W.  JK'ng. \' ' 

il„.i .  .mm li^rijwi*1*1*!!11  'I '    ii'-'OMT  t1f"<L 

1.  Ecl'-ard  Hitchcock..  -  t,  2  Henry  Morgan, 

4.  Isaiah  Lenington,  5.*josei>h  Cook,  6.  Thome  Carpenter,  7.  Warner 


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Rogers,  8.  Hervey  Hitchcock,  9.  John  Sayre,  10.  Mark  Fowler,  11, 
Henry  1.  Schenck. 

ENSIGNS. 

I.  jacab  Biackwell,  2.  William  Peck,  3.  Elisha  Pinckney,  4.  Cor- 
nelius Harsin,  5.  William  Irvine,  6.  Gershom  Smith,  7.  Ange- 

Vine,  8.  Harris  Sage. 

SIXTH  REGIMENT. 

FIELD   AND  STAFF. 

jacob  Morion,  Lieutenant  Colonel  Commandant.  Samuel  jones, 
jun.  first  Major.  Lebbeus  Loomis,  second  Major.  Bernard  Hart, 
Quarter-Master.  Aaron  Levy,  Pay-Master,  David  Hosack,  Surgeon. 
John  Bleecker,  Adjutant. 

CAPTAINS.  LIEUTENANTS.  ENSIGNS. 

1.  Edward  W.  Laight,  ,  Alexander  Bleecker. 

2.  Francis  Saltus,  John  Forsyth,  Alexander  Campbell. 

3.  Andrew  Sttcher,  John  Minuse,  Alexander  Ming. 

4.  Charles  Snowdon,  Wni.  H.  Shipman,  Richard  Kingsland. 

5.  Simon  Fleet,  Timothy  Herbert,  Daniel  Smith. 

6.  Anthony  Bleecker,  John  P.  Bessonet,  

~7.  George  Richards,  Albert  Ryckmau,  

8.   Theophil.  Bartow,  William  Wallace. 

We  have  thought  proper  to  arrange  the  company  officers  of  the 
Sixth  Regiment  different  from  those  of  the  other  Regiments,  that  it 
may  be  seen  what  officer  attach  to  each  company.  J t  must  be  ob- 
served that  the  under  officers  in  each  company  of  this  Regiment  take 
rank  according  to  the  date  of  the  commission  of  the  officer  command- 
ing the  company. 

SEVENTH  REGIMFNT. 

FIELD   AND  STAFF. 

jacob  Delamontagnie,  Lieutenant-Colonel  Commandant.  Andrew 
Anderson,  first  Major.  Beekman  M.  Van  Beuren,  second  Major. 
Daniel  1).  Kemper,  Adjutant,  john  Young,  Quarter-Master.  Ben- 
jamin  Ferris,  Pay-Master,    jacob  S.  Arden,  Surgeon. 

CAPTAINS. 

t.  Oorge  I.  Warner,  2.  Gerard  Depeyster,  3.  William  Post,  4. 
james  Cheetham,  5.  Timothy  Gardner. 

LIEUTENANTS. 

t.  Koinetus  Smith,  2.  Charles  Christian,  3,  Thomas  Post,  4.  Fletcher 
M.  Beekman,  5.  john  Downs. 

ENSIGNS. 

1.  Samuel  T.  Wright,  2.  Benjamin  Waldron,  3.  Win.  Pinckney, 

BRIGADE  ARTIL1.F.RY. 
john  Ten  Eyck,  Major  Commandant, 
john  N.  Grenzebacn,  Captain. 

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JOXES'S  KEW-YORK 


CINCINNATI  OF  THE  STATE  OF  NEW-YORK.  • 

William  S.  Smith,  President. — Ebenezer  Stevens,  Vice-President. — 1 
Leonard  Bleecker,  Treasurer. — William  Popham,  Secretary. 

Gerard  Steddiford,  William  Leaycratt,  Jacob  Wright.  JedediaW 

Waterman,  jonas  Addoms,  Torrey,  White,  Sani- 

ibrd,   Piatt,  Standing  Committee. 

NEW-YORK  MEDICAL  SOCIETY. 

John  Charlton,  President. — George  Anthon,  Vice-President. 

Wright  Post,  james  Tillary,  john  R.  B.  Rodgers,  Censors. 

William  Hammersley,  Treasurer.— Samuel  Burrowe,  Secretary. 

Louis  Faugeres,  john  Onderdonk,  A.  Bainbridge,  Daniel  Proudfit, 
John  Gamage,  Samuel  Bard,  George  E.  Ciuseman,  james  S.  Slring- 
ham,  Members. 


REGENTS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY  OF  THE  STATE  OE 
NEW-YORK. 

The  Governor  and  Lieutenant-Governor,  for  the  time  being,  are, 
togeth  er  with  the  following  persons,  constituted  perpetual  Regents  of 
Said  University. 

His  Excellency  the  Governor,  Chancellor. 
Rev.  john  Rodger,  D.  D.  Vice-Chancellor. 

Philip  Schuyler,  E.  L'Hommedieu,  Rev.  Nathan  Kerr,  Peter  Syl- 
vester, james  Cockran,  A.  Van  Vechten,  Ebenezer  Russell,  Simeon 
De  Witt,  Mathew  Clarkson,  Zephaniah  Piatt,  Rev.  Andrew  King, 
Rev.  William  Linn,  D.  D.  jon.  G.Tompkins,  james  Watson,  james 
Kent,  Henry  Rutgers,  john  Taylor,  Charles  Selden. — Arthur  C. 
Beers,  Secretary. 

•SOCIETY  FOR  PROMOTING  AGRICULTURE  AND  MANU- 
FACTURES. 
Robert  R.  Livingston,  President. 
Ezra  L'Hommedieu,  Vice-President, 
john  Taylor,  Treasurer. 

Samuel  L.  Mitchill,  and  Benjamin  De  Witt,  Secretaries. 

TRUSTEES  OF  COLUMBIA  COLLEGE  IN  HIE  CITY  OP 

NEW-YORK. 

Rev.  j.  H.  Livingston,  D.  D.  Richard  Yarick,  Brockholst  Living- 
ston, Rev.  Abraham  Beach,  D.  D.  john  Lawrence,  Rev.  Gershotn 
Seixas,  Richard  Harison,  john  Watts,  William  Moore,  M.D.  Edwi 
Livingston,  Cornelius  I.  Bogert,  john  M.  Mason,  D.D.  Edward 
Dunscomb,  George  C.  Anthon,  Philip  Livingston,  John  Charlton, 
john  Abeel,  D.D.  james  Tillary,  M  D.  Rev.  john  H.  Hobart,  Ri^ht 
Rev.  Benjamin  Moore,  Egbert  Benson,  joha  C-  Kunzie,  D.  D  [2 
vacant] •—Brockholst  Livingston,  Treasurer.—- Reverend  Dr.  Ikach, 
Secretary. 


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By  the  Tr*Jste«^f  Columbia  College,  the  following  persons  were 
chosen  and  appointed  Professors,  to  execute  the  design  of  that  insti- 
tution. }"^fi 

Right. Rev.  Benjamin  Moore,  President. 

Rev.  john  Bosvden,  Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy,  Logic,  Rheto- 
ric, and  Belles  Lettres. 

john  Kemp,  L.L.D.  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Natural  Philoso- 
phy, Chronology,  and  Geography. 

Peter  Wilson,  L.L.D.  Professor  cf  the  Greek  and  Latin  Languages, 
and  Greciaa  and  Roman  Antiquities. 

james  S.  Stringham,  Professor  of  Chemistry. 

FACULTY  OP  MEDICINE  IN  COLUMBIA  COLLEGE. 

Samuel  Bard,  Dean. 
Wright  Post,  Professor  of  Anatomy  and. Surgery. 
David  Hosack,  Professor  of  Materia  Medicaand  Botany, 
john  R.  B.  Rogers,  Professor  of  Midwifery  and  Clinical  Medicine, 
james  S.  Stringham,  Professor  of  Chemistry. 
W  illiam  Hamersley,  Professor  of  Institutes. 
The  annual  Commencement  is  held  the  first  Wednesday  in  May. 
Candidates  for  admission  into  the  different  classes,  are  examined  oo 
such  days  as  the  Faculty,  from  time  to  time,  shall  appoint. 

NEW-YORK  SOCIETY  LIBRARY, 
john  Kemp,  Hugh  Gaine,  Right  Rev.  Benjamin  Moore,  Rev.  Wil- 
liam Linn,  William  Denning,  William  Johnson,  Daniel  Phcenix,  Peter 
Wilson,  Mathew  Clarkson,  Daniel  M'Cormick,  Charles  Wilkes,  Eg- 
bert Benson,  Trustees. 

Daniel  Phoenix,  Treasurer. 
John  Forbes,  Librarian  and  Secretary. 
The  library  is  open  every  day,  (Sundays  excepted)  from  9.  A.  M. 
to  2,  P.  M.  ' 

GOVERNORS  OF  THE  HOSPITAL. 

Mathew  Clarkson,  President. — Hugh  Gaine,  Vice-President.— 
John  Murray,  Treasurer. — Thomas  Eddy,  Secretary. 

J.  C.  Lettsom,  Lond.  John  Murray,  jun.  Robert  Bowne,  Gilbert 
Aspinwall,  William  Post,  John  Atkinson,  Walter  Bowne,  Rev.  J.  C. 
Kunzie,  John  T.  Chaniplin,  Isaac  Collins  Rev.  Abraham  Beach, 
Thomas  Buckley.  James  Scott.  John  Burrow,  Henry  I  WyckoiV,  Jacob 
Le  Roy,  Thomas  Franklin.  Henry  Post,  jun.  Samuel  Mansfield,  An- 
drew Morris,  William  Johnson,  John  Bogert. 

John  R.  B.  Rogers,  Samuel  L.  Mitchill,  David  Hosack,  and  Wil- 
liam Hamersfey,  Physicians. 

Samuel  Burrowe,  Wiight  Post,  Valentine  Seaman,  and  Richard 
Kissarn,  Surgeons. 

John  Huyler,  Apothecary. — Benjamin  R.Robson,  Hoinc-Surgeon.. 
Jotham  Po»t  and  wife,  Superintendents. — Isaac  Auld,  Clerk. 


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NEW-YORK  LYING-IN  HO#!TAL. 
Thomas  Pearall,  President. — Rev.  Dr.  Kunzie,  Vice-President. — 
Frederick  De  Pe^sler,  Treasurer. — William  Houston,  Secretary. — 
Drs.  Rubers,  Hosack,  Hamer>ly,  and  Mitclnll,  Physicians. 

SOCIETY  FOR  THE  RELIEF  OF  POOR  WIDOWS  WITH 
SMALL  CHILDREN. 

Isabella  Graham.  1st  Diit\  '.ress. — Sarah  Hoffman,  2d  Directress. — 
Catharine  l  ew,  Treasurer. — Mary  Ho-ack,  Secretary. 

Airs.  John  Mills,  Mrs.  Nathaniel  Pendleton,  Mrs.  Sarah  Hubbard, 
Mr-..  Malurin  LivingMon,  Mrs.  Schuyler  Livingston,  Mrs.  Robert 
Robertson,  Mrs.  Sarah  Palmer,  Mrs.  Startin,  Mrs.  Dr.  Rodgers,  Miss 
Esther  Boerman,  Mtss  Elizabeth  Robertson,  and  Miss  Mary  Stans- 
bury,  Managers. 

SOCIETY  FOR  PROMOTING  THE  MANUMISSION  OF 

SLAVES. 

Samuel  L.  Mitchill,  President. — James  Robertson,  1st  Vice-Presi- 
dei  t. — Valentine  Seaman,  2d  Vice-President. — John  Murray,  jun. 
Treasurer. — George  Newbold,  Secretary. — Mathew  Franklin,  Regis- 
ter.— Sehcmiah  Allen,  Chairman  of  the  Standiug  Committee. — John 
L.  Bowne,  Secretary  to  do. — Andrew  WT.  Cock,  Chairman  of  ttie 
Bo  iru  of  "i  rupees  to  the  School. — Mathew  Franklin,  Secretary  to  do. 
Joi  n  Murray  jun.  Chairman  to  the  Committee  of  Correspondence. — 
Lusha  W.  King,  Secretary  to  do. 

CITY  DISPENSARY. 

Rev.  Dr.  Rodgers,  Prt:ident. — Moses  Rogers, Treasurer. — Anthony 
Bleecker,  Secretary. — Hugh  M'Leau,  Physician  and  Surgeon. 

Rev.  Abraham  Beach,  Mathew  ClarJcson,  Rev.  William  Linn,  John 
Murray,  Moses  Rogers,  Rev  John  Rodgers,  John  Watts,  Rev.  John 
C.  Kut.zic,  John  R.  B.  Rodger.-,  Leonard  Bleecker,  William  Jauncey, 
James  Scott,  and  John  Keese,  Trustees. 

KT^  The  sf-venr.  apparatus  for  the  recovery  of  persons  apparently 
dead  from  drowning,  are  deposited  at  the  following  places: — one  at 
A.  Van  Geldei's,  61,  Corilancit-street ;  one  at  A.  Bond's,  16,  Front- 
street  ;  one  at  A.  Van  Tuyl's,  94,  Maiden-lane,  and  one  at  A.  Hamil- 
ton's, 286,  Water-street. 

DIRECTORS  OF  THE  WESTERN  AND  NORTHERN  . 
CANAL  COMPANY. 
Philip  Schuyler,  President 
John  Murray,  Vice-President. 
Paschal  N.  Smith,  John  B.  Graves,  John  Taylor,  Benjamin  Min- 
turn,  John  Lansing,  jun-  Robert  Bowne,  John  Atkinson,  Peter  Curte- 
nius,  John  M'Virkar,  Gilbert  A=pin\vall,  and  Peter  P.  Goelet. 
Thomas  Eady,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 


MJiRCAKTILE  DIRECTORY. 


GENERAL  SOCIETY  OF  MECHANIC'S  AND  TRADESMEN, 
OF  THE  CITY  OF  NEW-YORK. 

John  Slideil,  jun.  President.  '•  ,  1st  Vice- President. — Wil- 
liam G.  Mdler,  2cl  Vice-President — Augustus  Wright,  3d  Vice-Pre- 
sident.— John  Striker,  Treasurer. — ■  ,  Secretary. 

William  A.  Davis,  Anthony  Steenback,  Francis  Cooper,  and  Abra- 
ham Labagh,  Loaning  Committee. 

Jacob  Sherred,  Andrew  Morrell,  Jonathan  Wheeden,  and  Jamtss 
Tylee,  Poor-Masters. 

SOCIETY  FOR  THE  RELIEF  OF  DISTRESSED  PRISONERS. 

Rev.  Dr.  John  Rodgers,  President. 
licv.  Abraham  Beach,  Vice-President. 
Jomi  Murray,  jun.  Treasurer. 
William  Bard,  Secretary. 

TAMMANY  SOCIETY,  or,  COLUMBIAN  ORDER. 
A.  C.  Van  Slyck,  Grand  Sachem. — John  Forbes,  Father  of  the 
Council. — William  I.  Waldron,  Treasurer. — Janice  D.  Bttsctt,  Secre» 
tary,— jacob  Vandtvooil,  Sagamore.  nMyw 

COUNCIL  OF  SACHEMS. 

William  M.Miney,  William  Boyd,  Samuel  L  Page,  Charles  War- 
ner, John  P.  Haft",  Christian  Nestle,  Jauies  Dulfev,  Samuel  Cowciry, 
Nicholas  Anthony,  William  Peterson,  Napthali  Judah,  atul  Gcorgp 
1.  Warner.  ►(«.•»*«  i .  • 

Jiuiali  Hammond,  Scribe  of  the  Council. 

Jacob  Peterson,  Wiskinkie. 


GERMAN  SOCIETY. 

Philip  I.  Acularius,  President. — WrHlam  Wilmprdintr,  Vice-Presi- 
dent.— I^onard  Fisher,  Treasurer. — Philip  Grtrflj  BefefBtftrji — Henry 
Heysor,  Almoner,  .jl  J>:  of 

David  Grim,  Jacob  Sherred,  John  B.  Dash,  John  P.  Ritter,  John 
Rcmmey,  Casper  Meier,  Assistants, 

St.  GEOUCE's  SOCIETY. 

Joshua  Waddington,  President  John  W  ilkin,  Vice-President  •— 

Samuel  Corp,  Assistant  Vice-President. — John  Ferrers,  Treasurer.— 
Thomas  D^ves,  Secretary. 


St.  PATRICK'S  SOCIETY. 
Daniel  M'Cormick,  President.— George  Barnewall,  1st  Vice-Pre- 
lident.— William  Wallace,  2d  Vice-President.— William  Hill,  Trea- 
surer.— Robert  R.  Waddell,  Secretary. 


St.  ANDREW'S  SOCIETY. 
Robert  Leno\,  President.— James  Scott,  1st  Vice-President. — Alex- 


joses's  niw-tork 


ander  I.  Hamilton,  2d  Vice- President. — John  Thomson,  Treasurer.— 
James  Tillary,  M.  D.  Physician.— Rev.  John  Mason,  and  Rev.  Sam. 
Mi  ler,  Chaplains. — Alexander  S.  Glass,  Secretary. — John  I.  Pajtaaer, 
Assistant  Secretary. 

NEW-YOKK  CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE. 
John  Murray,  President. — John  B.  Coles  and  Archibald  Grade, 
Vice-Presidents. — Cornelius  Ray,  Treasurer. — Jonathan  H.  Law- 
rence, Secretary. 

marine  society  of  the  city  of  new-york. 

James  Farquhar,  President. — Paschal  N.  Smith,  1st  Vice-President. 
— Thomas  Fanner,  2d  Vice-President. — John  Thurston,  Treasurer.— 
William  NVwlon,  Secretary. — ElUha  W.  King,  Attorney  — Thcmai 
P.  Smith,  Collector. 


A  LIST  OP  THE  PRINCIPAL  WHARVES  AND  PERRIES. 
In  this  L>il  we  hate  departed  from  the  Alphabetical  oiocr, 
upon  the  principle,  thai  the  whurves  will  be  more  emily  known  to 
strangers,  by  giving  Ihein  in  the  order  they  are  laid  out  by  the  cotpo- 
ration ;  first,  beginning  from  the  Battery,  along  the  North  River ,  se« 
coiully,  from  the  same  place,  along  the  east  River. 

WHARVES  ON  THE  NORTH  RIVER. 
White's  wharf,  at  the  north-west  end  of  Beaver-lane. 
Rector-street  wharf,  at  the  north-west  end  of  Rector-street . 
Pollock's  dock,  at  the  north-wvst  end  of  Carlisle-street. 
Swartwo-jt's  wharf,  north- west  end  ofThames-street. 
Albany-bason,  north-west  end  of  Cedar-street. 
Jake's  wharf,  a  little  farther  up. 

Liberty  -street  wharf,  at  the  nonh-west  end  of  Liberty-street, 

Poi\ le^Hook  ferry,  at  the  north-wet  end  of  Cortlaudt-slu-et. 

Lime  wharf,  a  little  farther  up. 

Bonsai's  bason,  at  the  north-west  end  of  Dey-street. 

D«*y -street  wharf,  a  little  fan  her  up. 

Corporation-dock,  at  the  north-west  end  cf  Partition-street. 
Rhinelandu's  dock,  at  the  north-west  end  of  Barclay  and  Robin* 
son-streets. 

Dean's  deck,  at  the  north-west  end  of  Murray-street. 
Rhinelander's  ship-yards,  at  the  north-west  end  of  Chamber  and 
Bead-streets. 
Game's  wharf. 
Air-Furnace. 

WHARVES  ON  rl  HE  EAST  RIVER. 
Whitehall-slip,  at  the  south  end  of  Whitehall-street. 
Ferry-stairs. 


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Elizabeth-town  Ferry,  a  little  farther  to  the  eastward. 
Exchange-slip,  at  ilie  south  end  of  Exchange-market  and  Broad-st. 
Delafield's  wharf,  a  little  to  the  eastward. 
Old  Albany-pier,  the  next  to  the  eastward  of  Delafield's  *harf. 
Coenties-slip,  the  next  again  alter  the  Old  Albany-pier. 
Pier  No.  8,  opposite  the  south  end  of  Front-street. 
Pier  No.  9,  a  little  more  easterly. 
Pier  No.  10,  the  next  a^ain  to  the  eastward. 
Pier  No.  1 1,  at  the  south  end  of  Old-slip. 
Old-s.ip,  near  the  same  to  the  eastward. 
Low's  wharf,  a  little  to  the  eastward  of  Old-^.lip. 
Baches  wharf,  between  the  Old-; lip  and  Gouvemeur's  wharf. 
Gourerneur's  wharf,  at  the  south  end  of  Gouverneur's  lane. 
Jones's  wharf,  between  Gouverneur's  alley  and  Corfce-house-s'.ip. 
Coffee-house-slip,  at  the  south-east  end  of  Wall-street. 
Pier  No.  lfi,  at  the  south-east  end  of  W  all-street. 
Pier  No.  17,  at  the  south-east  end  of  IMne-street. 
Pier  No.  18,  at  the  south-east  end  of  Depeyster-street,  near  the. 
Fly -market  ferry-stairs  to  Brooklyn. 

Jackson's  wtj:irf,  the  next  above  the  Ferry-stairs. 

Lupton's  wharf,  the  next  between  Jackson's  wharf  and  Burling-slip. 

Burlin^-slip,  the  next  above  I.  iptou's  wharf. 

Bowne's  wharf,  the  next  above  Lupton's.  • 

Schermerhoi  n's  wharf,  on  the  western  side  of  Beekman-slip. 

Beek man-slip,  on  the  north-ea>t  side  of  the  same. 

Malcom's  wharf,  between  Beekman-slip  and  Crane-wharf. 

Moore's  wharf,  the  next  above  Malcom's. 

Clark's  wharf,  the  next  to  Crane-wharf. 

Crane-wharf,  directly  opposite  the  south-east  end  of  Beekman-st. 

Byvanck's  wharf,  between  Crane-wharf  and  Peck-shp. 

Farmer's  wharf,  the  next  above  Byvanck's. 

Peck-slip,  opposite  the  south-east  end  of  Ferry-street. 

Waiton's  wharf,  the  next  above  Peck-slip. 

Rose's  wharf,  the  next  above  Walton's  wharf. 

Lawrence's  wharf,  the  next  above  lto-.e's. 

Fitch's  wharf,  at  the  south-ea^t  end  of  Dover-street 

Kerley's  wharf,  above  Fitch's  wharf. 

Clark's  wharf,  above  Kerley's. 

Mitchell's  wharf,  above  Clark's. 

Miller's  wharf,  above  Mitchell's. 

Franklin's  wharf,  nearly  opposite  the  south  end  of  Rooserett  it. 

T)e  Peysler's  wharf,  nearly  opposite  the  south  end  of  Jamei-itreet. 

James-street  slip,  next  above  De  I'eyster's  wharf. 

New-slip,  opposite  Catharine-street. 

New  ferry  to  Brooklyn,  next  to  Catharine-slip. 

Buckr.iaster's  wharf,  above  the  New  ferry. 

Townsend's  wharf,  above  Buckmaster's  wharf. 


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George-street-sltp,  opposite  the  south  end  of  George-street.  1 

Rutgers's  wharf,  next  above  George-street-slip. 
Uicks's  wharf,  next  above  Rutger»  wharf. 
Ui.tted  States  navy-yard. 
Riley's  wharf,  above  Rutger's  wharf. 

Bodlou's  wharf,  next  above  Riley's  wharf.    ■  AiPWfCiMi^^^H 
Charlotte-slreet-slip,  op^site  Charlotte-street. 
Clasdns  wharf,  the  next  above  Charlotte-street-slip. 
Mitchell's  wharf,  between  Clason's  and  Ackerly's  wharves. 
Ai  kerb's  wharf,  between  Mitchell's  and  Buchanan's. 
Buchanan's  wharf,  between  Ackerly's  wharf  and  Rutger's  slip. 
RutgfcrVslip,  opposite  the  souih  end  of  Rutger's  street. 
M'Crea's  wharf,  opposite  the  south  end  of  Jefferson-street. 
Itomaynt'j  wharf,  opposite  t he  south  end  of  Montgomery-street. 
Air-Furnace,  (Youle's)  opposite  the  south  end  of  Scainel-»treet. 
Valleau's  ship-yard,  above  Youle's  Air-Furnace. 
Gardner's  wharf,  above  Valleau's  ship-yard. 
Crown-Point,  at  the  intersection  of  Coerlaer's  and  Crown-PoinVst. 
b  illet's  wharf,  at  the  south-east  end  of  DelaBcy -street. 

A  LIST 'OF  THE  PRINCIPAL  PUBLIC  BUILDINGS, 
OFFICES,  &c. 

A. 

African  Church,  Chapel,  near  Provost-street 
African  Free  School,  65  Cliff 
Ail-Furnace,  Cortenius',  Green-wichroad 

Industry,  do. 

Union,  Broadway 

Youle's,  Coerlaer's-Hook 

Phoenix,  foot  of  Warren-street 

Columbian,  at  Manhattan  Water  Works 
Albany  Stage  Offices,  No.  1,5,  and  48  Cortlandt-slrect 
Alois-House,  tear  of  the  new  City-Hall  buildings,  between  Warren 

and  Clumber-streets. 
Attorney-General's  Office,  12  Wall-street — R.  Riker,  Esq. 
Arsenal,  Chatham-street,  corner  of  Tryon-row 
Assurance,  (Mutual)  Company,  Pine-street 

Baptist  Churches,  1st,  43  Gold-street,  and  2d,  4  Fayette-street. 
Bank  of  the  United  States  (Branch),  38  Wall-street 

New-York,  32  do. 

Manhattan,  23  do. 

Merchants,  25  do. 

Jersey,  Powles-ilook 
Belvid  ere-House,  between  Clinton  and  Montgomcry-streete,  opposite 
Romayne's  wharf 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Brrdeuell,  on  the  north-east  side  of  Murray-itreet  and  t!ic  new  City- 
iiail  buildings 

Charity  School,  (Episcopal)  Lumber-street,  rear  of  Trinity  Church 
C\t)-Hallii»  Wall-street,  at  the  nortli  end  of  Broad-street 
City-Hotel,  by  John  lovet,  123  Broadway 
C>ilege,  Robinsoiv  street  and  Church-street 

Coffee-Houses,  (Old)  at  the  south-east  corner  of  Wall  and  Water  ST. 

Tontine,  (New)  north-west  corner  of  do.  -      ■  ..  14 

Albany,  at  the  Albany-ba  on,  Greenwich-street 

American,  1  j6  Green«ich-street 

Jersey,  No.  3  South-street  j       v  ■• 

Christ's  Church,  Ann-street,  between  Nassau  and  William. 
Columbia-Gardens,  at  the  west  end  of  Peai i-street,  near  the  Battery 
Congrcgationists'  Church,  Warren-street,  near  Broadway 
Custom-House,  at  the  South-west  end  of  Broadway,  near  the  Battery 

D. 

Dispensary,  corner  of  Beekmau  and  Nassau  streets 
Dutch  Church,  (Old)  in  Garden-street,  between  William  and  Broad 
streets 

Dutch  do.  (New)  Nassau-stweet,  between  Maiden-lane  and  John-st. 

E. 

Episcopal  Charity-Schoal,  Lumber-street,  rear  of  Trinity  Church 

F. 

French  Protestant  Church,  Pine,  between  Nassau  and  William-street; 
Friends  Meeting,  (New)  Pearl,  past  the  Corner  of  Cherry-street 
(Old)  Liberty-street,  near  Broadway 
G. 

Gaol,  Debtor's  Apartment,  Murray-street,  opposite  the  east  gate  cf 
the  Park 

Gardens,  Mount-Vernon,  upper  end  of  Broadway 
Vauxhall,  in  the  Bjwcry 

American,  (Contiot's,  Broadway,  opposite  the  Park 
Columbian,  Battery,  west  end  of  Pcad-street 
United  States,  Broadway,  between  Murray  and  Warren  st. 
George's  St.  Chapel,  Beekman-stieet,  coiner  of  Cliff -Street 
German  Calvinist  Church,  coiner  Nassau  and  Liberty  streets 

H- 

Hospital,  between  Broadway  and  Churclk-street,  north-east  of  Barley 

K. 

Kine  Pock  Institution,  at  the  corner  of  Nassau-st.  aud  Chatham-row 

L. 

Lutheran  Church,  corner  of  Frankfort  and  William  streets 
Library,  City,  Nassau-street,  opposite  the  Dutch  Calvanist  Church 

M. 

Methodist  Church,  in  Duane,  near  Greenwich- it rcet 


joveb's  new-tori: 


Methodist  Church,  in  John,  between  Nassau  and  William-streets 

Methodist  Church,  (New)  Second,  near  the  west  end  of  Divi,ion-st. 
Mechanic-Hall,  Broadway,  corru-r  [fc»birison-st.  opposite  the  Park 
Moravian  Meeting,  Fair-street,  between  William  and  Dutch-streets 
Museum,  Colombian,  1G6  Greenwich-street 
Mount- Vernon  Garden,  (Corre's)  Leonard-street,  near  Broadway 
Marine  Insurimce  Compam ,  45  Wall-aireet 

N. 

Jfaval-Offic  ,  in  the  Custom  House 
ISorth  Churcn,  William,  between  Fair  and  Ann-streets 

P. 

Phoenix  Assurance  Company,  89  Water-street 
Pau.'s  (St.)  Church,  west  side  Bryadway,  between  Partition  and  Vcsey 
streets 

Peters'  (St.)  Church,  corner  of  Barclay  and  Church-streets 
Presb) terian  (Old)  Church,  Wall-street,  neat  Bioadway 

(New)  Church,  between  ti  e  I'aik  and  Na'-sau-slreet 
(Scot'  )  Cliurch,  Cedar-street,  between  Bioadway  and 
Nassau-street 

(3d)  Church,  corner  of  Henry  and  East  Rutger  streets 
(New)  Chord),  Magazine,  near  Elm-street 
Prison,  Debtors,  coiner  of  Chatham-street  ami  the  Park 
Prison,  State,  upper  end  oi'Grcenwich-btreet,  at  Greenwich 
Public  Stores,  1 13  Greenwich-street 

Q. 

Quarantine  Ferry-House,  51  Whitehall 

It. 

Reformed  Scotch  Church,  Chamber,  near  Augustus-street 
Reserve  ir  for  the  Manhattan  Water  Woiks,  Chamber-street,  opposite 
the  Alms-Hoiise 

Robinson'*  Chanty-School  for  the  Scots'  Presbyterian  Church,  n  -r  of 
the  Church  in  Pine-street,  between  Nassau  street  and  Bioadway 

S. 

Seceder's  Meeting,  Nassau-street,  between  John  ar.d  Fair-streets 
Soup-House,  Frankfort  street,  near  Broadway 
St.  Jolsn's  Hall,  Frankfort-stieet,  the  upper  north-west  end 
St.  John's  Church,  in  Hudson-square 

Sugar  Refining  Company.  (New-York)  Church-street,  between  Sugar 

Loaf  and  Leon zn\ -streets 
Supreme  Court  Clerk's  Office,  Old  City-Hall 
Surrogate's  Office,  No.  I  Wall-street 
Surveyor's  Office,  at  the  Custom-House 

Sweep-Chimney  Offices,  1  Broad,  63  Bcekman,  21  Chamber,  and  43 

Oliver-streets 
Synagogue,  Jews,  Mill-street,  near  Broad-street 

Theatre,  in  Chatham-row,  opposite  the  Park 


MERC AKTILE  DIRECTORY. 

Tontine  Cotfee-llouse,  in  Wall-street,  at  the  north-west  corner 
Trjnitj  Church,  Broadway,  opposite  the  upper  or  west  end  olVi  all- 
street 

U.  &  V. 

Universalist's  Meeting,  Rose,  near  iYarl-street 
Vauxhali  Gardens,  (De  la  Croix)  Bowery-road 

W. 

Watch-House,  No.  !,  in  Wall-street,  corner  ot  Broad-street 

No.  2,  Division-street 
No.  3,  Thomas-street 
Washington  Mutual  Insurance  Company,  35  Wall-ttrect 

Z. 

Zion  Church,  Motl-strect 

ELIZABE1  HTOWN  l'oi.NT  FERRY  BOATS. 
F'jur  in  number,  apply  at  ConckUu's,  South-stwsti 

STATEN-ISLAN D  FERRY  BOATS. 
Proprietors. — Van  Diise'r,  Vanderbilt,  Hillyer,  Fountain,  and  Van 
PuskjrK. — Apply  at   1  hoaias's  Ferry-House",  V- hilehall,  corner  of 
Front-street. 

Sails  every  day  agreeable  to  the  tides,  as  per  list,  posted  up  at  th* 
Ferry-house. 

NEW-BRUNSWiCK  SLOOPS. 
Fur  freight  or  pa^agt",  apply  on  board  at  Whitehall-slip. 

NEW  BURGH  SLOOPS. 
For  freight  or  passage,  apply  on  board,  at  Whitehall-slip. 

ALBANY  SLOOPS. 
For  freight  or  passage,  apply  on  board,,  laying  atCoenties-slip,  and 
also  at  the  Albany-bason,. North  river. 

TROY~SLOOP3. 
For  freight  or  passage,  apply  on  board,  laying  at  Coenties-slip,  and 
%lso  at  the  Albany-bason,  North  river. 

WATER  FORD  AND  L&NSINGBURGH  SLOOPS. 

Also  Puughketpsie,  Hudson,  Perth-Amboy,  New-Windsor,  Athens, 
Caiskifl,  Couymans,  Fishkill,  Schodack,  Wap ping's  Creek,  Shrews- 
bury, and  Red-Hook. 

1  or  freight  or  passage,  apply  on  board,  laying  at  Coenties-s'.ip. 

PHILADELPHIA  AND  BALTIMORE  SLOOPS. 
For  freight  or  passage,  apply  on  board,  laying  at  Old.slip. 


100  jones's  new-york 

NORFOLK  AND  RICHMOND. 
Boston  and  Norwich,  packets  and  sloops,  for  freitjhtor  passage,  ap- 
p'y  on  board,  laving  at  the  ConVe-IIoUit-sI.p. 

LONG-ISLAND  KERRY  BOATS. 
Fcr  information,  applv  al  Abraham  Duryet's,  the  Ferry-house. 

NEW-HAVEN  LINE  OF  PACKETS. 
Eleven  in  number,  commences  their  regular  days  of  sailing  from  the 
ft  l  of  April,  to  the  first  of  September,  every  day. 
For  freight  or  passage,  apply  on  board,  laying  at  Burling-slip. 

CHARLESTON  AND  SAVANNAH  PACKETS. 
For  freight  or  passage,  apply  oh  board,  laying  at  Schermerhorn's 
v. Betkman-slip. 

The  Bridge-town,  Flushing,  and  Sagg-IIarbour  sloops,  lay  at  Beck- 
mau-slip. 

NEW-BEDFORD,  M1LFORD,  AND  NEWPORT 
Sloops  and  Packets,  for  freight  or  passage,  apply  on  board,  laying 
at  Lefteft's  wharf. 

NEW-PROVIDENCE  SLOOPS- 
Also,  for  Newport,  Pawtuxet,  and  Rhode-Island,  for  freightor  pas- 
sage, apply  on  board,  lying  at  Crane-wharf. 

NORWALK  AND  TAUNTON  VESSELS, 
Bring  earthen-ware  and  nails,  also  market  boats  wilh  truck  and  lum- 
ber, and  fire-wood,  lay  at  Peck-slip. 

Several  vessels  from  the  Stateof  Connecticut,  with  country  produce, 
generally  lays  at  Peck-slip,  Catharine-slip,  and  at  New-slip. 

The  Esopus  sloops  lays  at  RI,inelander's-bason,  North  river. 

The  New-Paltz,  Barnegatt,  Staatsbormigh,  Wittenhury,  New-Corn- 
vall,  and  New,  Marlborough  sloops,  lay  ai  Corporation-bason,  North 
river. 

The  Pee^kill,  Sing-Sing,  Tarry-Town  andTappan  vessels  lay  at 
Bonsai's- bason,  North  river. 

BRITISH  PACKETS 

SAILING   TO   AND   FROM  THE  UNITED  STATES. 

The  burthen  of  these  Packets  is  179  tons,  their  station  is  at  Fal- 
mouth.  The  mail  for  Halifax,  Qucbeck  and  New-York,  is  made  up 


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101 


on  the  fust  Wednesday  in  the  month,  and  the  packet  sails  on  the  fol- 
lowing Saturday.  The  sailing  of  the  packet  from  New-York  fre- 
nuenlly  depends  upon  adventitious  circumstances;  but  as  often  as  may 
be,  the  mail  is  made  up  on  the  first  Wednesday,  and  sailsthe  Saturday 
following.  The  packet  sails  for  New-York  direct  in  November,  De- 
cember, January  and  February  ;  the  other  eight  months  they  go  and 
return  by  way  of  Halifax,  Nova-Scotia.  The  return  of  the  American 
packets  is  calculated  at  15  weeks  to  New-York  and  back. 

Packets  now  etiiplojed  between  Falmouth  and  New-York. 
Packets.  Commanders. 

Lord  Auckland,  Capt.  Scuyler. 

Earl  of  Leicester,  Capt.  Peell. 

Townshend,  Capt.  Dodd. 

Princess  Elizabeth,  Capt.  Kidd. 

(Capt.  Ball,  captured  in  the  West- 

Ah  r  trough,  J    J|ldieS)  and  since  re.taj-CIK 

Princess  Amelia,  Capt.  Stevens. 

Princess  Charlotte,  '   Capt.  Ker. 
Chesterfield,  Capt.  Blight. 

Lord  Charles  Spencer,  Capt.  Calesworth. 

.     ...    _  f  Capt.  Dennis,  captured  in  the  W. 

Duke  of  Kent,  }  £dfa, 

Lady  Arabella,  Capt.  Porteus. 

x   .    ,,  ,  (  Capt.  Fellows,  lost  upon  an  island 

Lady  llobart,  J     *J  fce  * 

Prince  Earnest,  Capt.  Pctre. 

Prince  Adolpluis,  Capt.  Boulderson. 

Queen  Charlotte,  Capt.  Mudge. 

W  indsor  Castle,  Capt.  Sutton, 

THE  LINE  OF  STAGES. 

FOR  PFIILADEPHIA,  BALTIMORE,  AND  FEDERAL  CITY. 

The  Unittd  States  Mail  Stage  will  leave  the  City-Hotel,  Broadway, 
every  day,  at  half  past  12  o'clock,  and  arrive  the  next  morning  in 
Philadelphia  at  seven.    Fare  eight  dollars. 

The  New  Line  Industry,  leaves  the  same  place  every  morning  at 
eight  o'clock,  and  will  arrive  rarly  the  next  day.  Fare,  five  dollars, 
•with  then  ual  allowance  of  baggage.  Extra  baggage,  I50!b.  thesamc 
as  B  passenger. 

The  company  who  have  contracted  for  the  conveyance  of  the  mail, 
beg  leave  to  slate  to  the  ptib  ic,  that  they  have  furnished  themselves 
with  new  carriages,  on  an  improved  construction,  and  more  convenient 
a'i<l  comfortable  than  any  heretofore  used  for  that  purpose.  They 
v  ill  put  on  an  entire  new  stock  of  horses,  harness,  &c.  and  no  drivers 
will  be  retained,  but  such  as  are  sober,  careful  and  civil.  The  public 
may  be  assured  that  the  hoires  at  w  hich  the  stages  will  stop  on  the 


102 


JOKEs's  NEW-YORK 


road,  and  the  accommodation  they  -will  met  with,  are  calculated  to 

give  general  satisfaction. 
'  For  scats,  apply  to  W.  Weatherill,  at  the  City-Hotel,  or  at  No.  5, 
Cortlandt-street. 

Passengers  in  either  of  the  above  lines,  wishing  to  sleep  on  the  road, 
will  be  entitled  to  resume  their  seats  at  pleasure,  by  leaving  a  ticket 
for  that  purpose. 

WARD  SIMPSON,  ROGERS,  &  Co. 

PHILADELPHIA,  BALTIMORE,  &  WASHINGTON  CITY. 
The  Mail  Pilot  starts  from  No  I  Coitlandt-street,  everyday,  at 
half  past  twelve,  and  airiresin  Philadelphia  the  n^xt  morning,  much 
sooner  than  the  Mail  Stage,  not  having  ti>  stop  at  any  of  the  Post-Of- 
lices  on  the  road.  Six  passengers  only  admit. ed»  Fare  for  each  pas- 
senger, eight  dollars. 

Diligence  Stage,  starts  from  No.  1  Cortlandt-street,  every  morning, 
at  eight  o'clock,  Sundays  excepted,  and  arrives  in  Philadelphia  the 
next  day  to  dine.  Fare  five  dollars.  Eight  passengers  only  admitted. 

Commercial  Coachee  start*  from  No.  I  Cortlandt-street,  every 
morning  at  10  o'clock,  (Saturdays  excepted)  and  arrives  in  Philadel- 
phia the  next  day  in  the  a;lernoon.  Fare  five  dollars.  Eight  passen- 
gers only  admitttd. — Apply  for  seats  in  either  of  the  above  stages,  to 

JAMES  CARR,  or 
THOMAS  WHIT  FIELD, 
No.  1  Cortlandt-street,  corner  of  Broadway. 

SWIFT-SURE  SAT GE,  A  NEW  LINE. 

Now  running  between  New-York  and  Philadelphia,  through  a 
beautiful  country,  and  on  the  pleasant  road  through  Newark,  Spring- 
field, Scotch  Plains  Boundbrood,  Somerset,  Amweli,  Cory  11 's  Ferry, 
Cro.s-Roads,  Crooked  Billet,  and  Jenking-T  own,  to  Philadelphia,  to 
start  from  New-York  every  day  at  10  o'clock,  a.  m.  lodge  at  Somer- 
set, and  arrive  at  Philadelphia  next  day  in  the  afternoon . 

For  seats  in  this  line  of  stages,  apply  only  to  W.  M.  Vamlervoort, 
No.  48  Cortland  I -st  reel,  coiner  of  Greenwich-street,  New- York ;  at 
Philadelphia,  to  T.  Prrowsmith,  or  W.  Elliot,  at  the  sign  of  the  Cross 
Kevs,  No.  LI  North  Fourth-street. 

Fare  of  each  passenger  through,  five  dollars.  Way  passengers  six 
cents  per  mile — 150ibs.  of  baggage  the  same  as  a  passenger,  with  the 
usual  allowance  of  1 4lbs.  gratis.  All  goods  and  baggage  at  the  ri>k 
of  the  owners,  unless  insured  and  receipted  for  by  the  clerk  of  said 
sta^e.    Baggage  insured  in  this  stage  for  one  cent. 

N.  B.  T  he  public  are  respectfully  informed,  that  the  proprietors 
of  this  line  of  slagesi  have  provided  good  houses  fi.r  the  accommoda- 
tion of  passengers,  also  good  horses,  carr.ages  and  sober  drivers;  and 
hope  from  their  attention  and  desire  to  acc  ommodate,  they  will  re- 
ceive the  favors  of  their  friends  and  public  in  general,  which  will  be 
gratefully  acknowledged  by     S.  PlERSON,  V\  OOLLEY  &  Co. 


MERCANTILE  DIRTOTORY'. 


103 


-ji^jj^i RATES :0F  POSTAGE. 
Single  Letter  50  mile;,  6"  cents. 
.    :K      From  3  to  60  miles,  8  cents.  i 
From  60  to  100  miles,  10  cents. 
Fom  100  to  150  miles,  12  1-2  cents. 
From  150  to  200  miles,  15  cents. 
From  200  to  250  miles,  17  cents. 
From  250  to  350  miles,  20  cents. 
From  350  to  450  miles,  22  cents. 

From  450  to  miles,  25  cents. 

Double  fetters  are  double,  and  triple  letters  are  triple  of  these  rates, 
A  packet  of  the  weight  of  one  ounce  avoirdupois  weight,  at  the  rate 
of  f)ur  single  letters,  and  in  like  proportion  for  one  of  a  greater  weight. 

News-papers,  one  cent  each  for  any  distance  not  exceeding  one 
hundred  miles;  to  any  distance  in  the  same  state  where  printed,  the 
same ;  and  for  any  greater  distance,  from  one  state  to  another,  one  and 
a  half  cents. 

N.  B.  Every  printer  of  a  news-paper  may  send  one  paper  to  a  bro-  s 
ther  news  printer  within  the  United  States,  free  of  postage. 

All  letters  or  packets  conveyed  in  private  vessels,  four  cents,  with 
the  addition  of  legal  postage,  if  destined  to  any  other  place  than 
•where  such  vessel  may  arrive.  All  letters  and  packets  to  and  from 
the  President  and  Vice-President  of  tlie  United  States,  to  and  from 
the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury,  the  Comptroller,  the  Auditor,  the  Re- 
gister, the  Commissioners  of  the  Revenue,  the  Treasurer  and  Secre- 
tary of  Stale,  the  Secretary  of  W  ar,  the  Postmaster-General,  his  As- 
sistant and  Deputies,  are  free  of  expence.  And  also,  all  letters  and 
packets  not  exc  ceding  two  ounces  in  weight,  to  and  from  any  mem- 
ber of  Congress,  the  Secretary  of  Senate,  and  the  Clerk  of  the  House 
of  llepresentatives,  during  any  session  of  Congress,  and  twenty  days 
alter  it.  But  no  public  officer  can  frank  any  letters  but  his  own;  and 
any  letter  enclosed  to  any  of  them,  and  directed  to  any  other  person, 
shall  be  put  into  the  Post-Office,  and  be  charged  with  the  usual  post- 
age. Pamphlets  and  magazines,  not  exceeding  titty  miies,  one  cent 
per  sheet;  not  exceeding  one  hundred  mile;,  one  and  a  half  cent ,  and 
any  greater  distance,  two  cents  per  sheet. 

All  letters  brought  to  any  Post-Office  half  an  hour  before  making  up 
the  mail,  shall  be  forwarded  therein,  except  where  the  Postmaster- 
General  thinks  longer  time  necessary,  which  in  no  case  shall  exceed 
one  hour. 

Postmasters,  &c.  embezzling  letters,  &c.  to  pay  three  hundred  dol- 
lars, and  be  imprisoned  six  mouths;  but  Postmasters,  &c.  embezzling 
letters.  &c.  with  bank  notes,  bonds,  drafts,  Ax.  to  suffer  death.  Post- 
masters, &c.  embezzling  or  destroying  news-papers,  &c.  to  forfeit 
fifty  dollars.  Postmasters  opening  maiis  of  news-papers  not  directed 
to  their  office,  to  forfeit  twenty  dollars. 

News  printers  or  others,  secreting  memorandums  or  letters  in 


JOHES'S  KEW-70K  1 


their  hews- papers  or  pamphhts,  to  pay  five  dollars.  Letter;  or 
parcels  left  at  any  Post-Office  to  be  cuuYeyed  beyond  sen.  or  to  any 
other  pari  of  tht  Uiiited  Slates  by  water,  to  pay  one  cent..  Letters 
delivered  by  letter-carriers,  two  cents;  at  the  Pust-Office,  one  cent  in- 
addition  to  the  common  postage. 

MASONIC  LODGES. 

fENCAMPMENT  OF  K  NIGHTS  TEMPLAR. 

Jacob  Morton,  Grand  Master.  Peter  Irving,  Gi  neralisimo.  Ni- 
cholas G.  Carmer,  Standard-bearer.    John  G.  Brgert,  Aid. 

Five  Knights  constitute  a  Court  of  Enquiry.  Encampments  held 
on  the  2d  Tuesday  in  January,  March,  Maj^  July,  September,  and 
November  — Annual  Encampment  on  Trinity  Sunday,  on  which  day 
officers  are  elected,  and  an  address  is  delivered  by  the  Grand  Master, 
or  a  Knight  deputed  by  him  for  that  pnrpose,  at  w Inch  all  master 
masons  are  permitted  to  attend.  rJ  he  encampments  are  held  at  the 
Git) -Hotel,  Broadway. 

Git  AND  CHAPTER  FJR  THE  STATE  OF  NEW-YORK. 

James  W  oods,  M.  E.  H.  P.  John  S.  Henry,  King.  Samm  1  Clark, 
Scribe.  Charles  Hyslop,  R.  A.  C.  Joseph  Burnton,  Zerubbabel. 
Christian  White,  1st  Captain.  Gerardus  Woolsey,  2d  Captain.  Pe- 
ter D.  Turcot,  3d  Captain.  Peter  Black,  Treasurer.  Alex.  W  ilson, 
Secretary.  Philip  Bechanan,  Architect.  George  Raymond,  Tyler. 

Meet  on  the  4th  Tuesday  in  each  month,  at  St.  John's  Hall. 


JERUSALEM  CHAPTER  OF  ROYAL  ARCH  MASONS.  No.  8-. 

Alexander  M.  Swewart,  M.  E.  H.  Henry  Newport,  King.  W. 
Shipper,  Scribe.  Robert  Weir,  Capt.  Host.  Thomas  Low  nds,  P.  S. 
James  Bell,  R.  A.  C.  Isaac  Little,  l<=t.  G.  M.  Joseph  Yates,  2d  G. 
M.  John  Westerfield,  3d  G.  M.  Thomas  War'mg,  Treasurer.  B. 
C.  Stevenson,  Secretary.  Thomas  Vaughan,  Herald  and  Clothier. 
Gabriel  Leggelt.O.  Sentinel. 

Meet  on  the  second  Friday  in  each  month,  at  the  Chapter  room, 
No.  3,  Siote-lane. 


HIBERNIAN  ROYAL  ARCH  CHAPTER,  No.  3. 
D.  Crawley,  M.  E.  H.  P.  N.  Bel!,  M.  E.  K.  G.  But  kma=ter, 
M.  E.  S-  Thomas  Anderson,  Capt.  Host.  Charles  Mahony,  P.  9. 
Daniel  Pierson,  R.  A.  C.  Dominic  Clavarzani,  Capt.  1st  Veil.  John 
Haviland,  Capt.  2d  Veil.  Mark  Teer,  Capt.  3d  Veil.  James  Freil, 
Treasurer.  J.  W.  Shaw,  Secretary.  J.  More,  Herald.  John  Peters, 
O.  S.  Centinel. 

Held  under  a  warrant  from  the  Grand  Chapter  of  the  State  of  New- 
York,  and  under  the  jurisdiction  of  the  Grand  Chapter  of  the  n<  rtfv- 
■ern  states  of  America. 

Meet  the  first  Tuesday  in  each  month,  at  No.  3,  Slote-lane. 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


405 


INDEPENDENT  ROYAL  ARCH,  No.?. 

Isaiah  Lenington,  Master.  Timothy  Gardiner,  b.  W.  Israel  Purdr. 
J.  W.  Harmanus  Taiman,  Treasurer.  Henry  Trethveil,  Secretary. 
Gerardus  Woo'sey,  S.  D.  Giorge  M'Clachlin,  J.  D.  David  Saf- 
fen  and  Jacob  Kitchcll,  Masters  of  Ceremonies.    Edward  Edwards 

gad  Midwiu.er,  Stewards.    George  Leabecli,  Tiler.  William 

Wright,  Elijah  Pinckney,  and  Isaac  R.  Winans,  Standing  Committee 

Meet  on  the  first  and  third  Tuesdays  in  every  month,  at  No.  87, 
Nassau-street.  • 

A  MARK.  LODGE  is  annexed  to  No.  2,  which  meets  the  second 
Friday  in  February,  May,  August,  and  November,  and  on  the  first 
1  bursday  after  St.  John  the  Evangelist's  day. 

St.  JOHN'S,  No.  6. 

Dr.  John  Riddell,  Master  James  Lyons,  S.  W.  Samuel  Steven- 
son, J.  W.  John  S.Taylor.Trea^urer.  H.  C.  Southwick,  Secretary, 
JoIih  Peters,  Tyler.  H.  Cassady  and  D.  Stuart,  Deacons.  Joseph 
Corbitt  and  James  Taylor,  Masters  of  Ceremonies.  C.  Eagleson  and. 
R.  Chew,  Stewards. 

Brothers  Morrison,  Corbitt,  Lyons,  Stevenson,  and  Marshall,  Stand- 
ing Committee. 

Meet  at  St.  John's  Hall,  on  the  second  and  fourth  Wednesdays  in 
each  mouth. 

A  MARK  LODGE  is  annexed  to  it,  which  meets  on  the  third 
Wednesday  in  each  montii. 


HIRAM  LODGE,  No,  7. 

Thomas  Waring,  Master.    Robert  P'aircllild,  S.  W.  Charles  Hy- 

*Iop,  J.  W.    Andrews,  Secretary.    John  Hyslop,  Treasurer. 

 S.  Deacon.  J.  Deacon.  Montgomery,  Mas- 
ter of  Ceremonies.    Adamson,  Tyler. 

Meet  al  St.  John's  Hall,  the  Ul  and  3d  Tuesday  in  ev«?rv  month. 

A  MARK  LODGE  is  attached  to  the  above,  which  meets  the  third 
Tuesday  in  February,  May,  August  and  November. 

TRINITY,  No.  10. 

Israel  Navarro,  W.  M.  Banutl  An  'eiei,e,  Senior  Warden.  John 
Vande!biit,jun  Junior  Warden.  Phi  ip  Hecanon,  Treasurer.  John 
Fouston,  Secretary.  Joseph  Forrester,  S.  D.  Joseph  Tavlor,  J.  D. 
Andrew  Forrester  and  Aaron  Williams,  Stewards.  Alexander  Wil- 
somand  Jacob  Rovce,  Masters  of  Ceremonies.  Thomas  Freeborn, 
Tiler.  Philip  Pecanon,  John  Fouston,  John  Vanderbilt,  jiiti.  William 
Uurrill,  and  Joseph  Taylor,  Standing  Committee. 

Meet  on  the  second  Monday  in  each  month. 

A  MARK  LODGE  is  annexed,  which  meet  on  the  4th  month  in 
Ayiil,  July,  October,  and  January. 


JftNEs's  HEW-YOftt 


HOLLAND  LODGE. 
Adrian  C.  Van  Slyck,  Master.    Ebenezer  Irving,  S.  Warden.  An- 
drew Ogden, J.  Warden.    A. K. Smedei, Secretary.    Andrew  Smith, 

'J  reasurer. 

Meet  on  the  first  Tuesday  in  August,  September  and  October,  and 
•n  the  first  and  third  1  uesday  of  every  oilier  month. 

PfftENjX  LODGE. 

Dewsbury  Crawley,  Master  John  Di»brow,S.  W.  Robert  Qnin„ 
J.  VV.  Dogald  M'Kenzie,  Secretary.  Alexander  Nj'Kensie,  i  rea- 
sun-r.  Dominic  Ciavauzni,  Master  of  Ceremonies.  John  Iiut'er 
■ait  Samuel  C.  WesseW,  Srewards.  George  V  alton,  Sen.  Deacon. 
1  nomas  Smith,  Jun.  Deacon.    William  Ambro-e,  'I  iler 

Meet  every  second  and  fourth  Wednesday!  in  each  month. 

FRENCH  LODGE.  LIN  ION  FRANCAISK,  No.  14. 

A..tno„y  Bleuon,  Master.  Anguste  Pepin,  S.  vV.  John  Tonnele,. 
J.  W.  Augu-te  Stolenwerck,  Orat<<r.  Henry  Emonet  and  Joseph 
Gauthier,  Secretaries'.  Martin  Stolenwerck,  Treasurer.  Jonathan 
Kchieffi  lin  and  A  uguste  Gaetnn,  Fxperts.  Francis  Stollenwerck  and 
J.  Morange,  Masters  of  Ceremonies.  Abraham  Tisso,  inside  'i  iler. 

Meet  on  the  1st  and  3d  Mondays  in  each  month,  at  St.  John's  Hail. 

A  MARK  LODGE  is  annexed  to  the  above. 


FKENCH  LODGE,  L'SjNCERITE. 

"Rev  General  Gabriel,  Master.  A.  JL  Moret,  S.  W.,  Victor  Du 
Pont  de  Nemours,  J.  VV.  J.  Marcadier,  Orator.  O.  Decarendi  ff*  £, 
Secretary.  Jacob  Schiefleiin,  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Durai.d,  Master  of 
Ceremonies.  R.  Raiseville,  Architect.  X.  Delariecourt,  Terrible. 
C  Mole,  inside  Tiler. 

Alfet  the  1st  and  3d  Tuesdays  in  every  month,  at  St.  John's  Hail. 

A  MARK  LODGE  is  annexed,  which  meet  the  fourth  Tuesday  in 
May,  August,  November,  ami  February. 

A  BR  A  MS  LODGE. 
John  Coffin,  Master.  fifisha  W.  King,  S  W.  Aaron  Forman,  J.W. 
Lewis  Angev'rne,  Secretary.  Nevingson  Gieenard,  Treasurer.  Peu-r 
Yeoman,  Senior  Deacon."  Nathaniel  Hawson,  Junior  Deacon.  John 
llitt  and  Nevingson  Greenanl,  Stewards.  Edward  Hitchcock,  Aaron 
Forman  and  Peter  Yeoman,  Standing  Committee.  James  Variant 
Tiler. 

Mfels  on  the  first  and  third  Mondavs  in  each  month,  at  St.  John'j 
Hall. 

A  M  ARK  LODGE  is  annexed. 

"WASHINGTON. 
Alordecai  Myers,  Master.   Thomas  Miller,  SenjarJVar'di  n.  )•  ■  '■- 


ifi  Kit  C  AvTl  LE  BIHXCTOXT. 


107 


miah  F.  Randolph,  Junior  Warden.  James  I.  Margarum,  Secretary. 
Yliomas  Lu  .vnds,  Treasurer.  James  Bier  and  Stephen  B  iker,  Masters 
of  Ceremonies.    Isaac  Torbc^s  asd  William  Huahlorth,  Stewards. 

James  Wesu  rvelt  and    Williams,  Deai  ons     David  Dunham, 

James  Bier,  and  Mathew  L.  Davis,  Standing  Committee.  Joseph 
Jacobs,  Tiler. 

Meets  on  the  first  and  second  Tuesdays  in  each  month,  at  No.  3, 
South-street. 

W\RREN. 

John  G.  Borrert,  Master.  Me  uncion  Snvth,  S-nioi  Warden  Wil- 
liam Rodman,  Junior  Warden.  Jonn  S  liui.n,  lrcasuier.  Daniel 
D.  Kemper,  Secretary. 

Meet  on  the  second  and  fourth  Tu  sdays  in  every  month,  except- 
ing July,  August,  September,-  and  GctoLer ;  in  these  months,  on  the 
2d  iuesday  only,  in  the  CU)  Hotel. 

ApELPil;,  No.  IS. 

Daniel  L.  Train,  Master  Benjamin  Prince,  Senior  Warden.  Peter 
Van  Zandt,  Junior  Warden.  W  illiam  Iloweli,  Secretary.  Stepiien 
'1  borne,  Treasurer.  Brothers  Noyes  uri"d  Jane  way,  Deacons.  Bui- 
ling  and  Davis,  M  asters  of  Ci .■remonh  s.  StansU.r_-  and  W  eeks,  Stew- 
ards. James  Berrian  Tj  er.  Brothers  Piince,  Demill,  Vanhook, 
Matt,  and  Beer  ,  Standing  Cornmittea. 

Meet  on  tne  lirst  and  third  Thursdays  in  each  month,  at  St.  John's 
ftall. 

A  MARK  LODGE  is  annexed,  wKk  h  meeu  on  the  second  Wed- 
nesday in  January,  A^ri!,  July,  and  October. 

MORION  LODGE. 

Charles  Myers,  W.  M  P.  1).  Turcot,  S.  W.  J  H.  Burnton,  J. 
Warden.  James  MTvun,  1  reasurer.  John  Taylor,  Secretary,  isaac, 
Bogvn,  D.  James  Fa rrihgton,  J.  D  J^im  Moffat and  John  Van. 
dei  beck.  Stewards.   •  Bun  is,  '  Tiler, 

This  D>dee  meets  the  1st  Friday  in  every  month,  at  St.  John'sHall. 

A  M  \RK  LODGE  is  annexed  to  it,  which  meets  on  the  fourth 
Fiiduy  in  May,  August,  November,  and  February. 

ERIN  LODGE. 
John  Caldwell,  Master,  diaries  Mahonv,  Senior  Warden.  Alex- 
ander Andrews,  Junior  Warden.  Oeoree  Cuming,  Trca-uier.  Martin 
'l  ooker,  Secretary.  John  l.ideh-v  and  Thomas  Dn'Kitterick,  Masters 
of  Ceremonies.  John  Down,  aiul  James  Fanel,  Stewards.  George 
Cuming,  Charles  Maliony,  and  L.  Powers,  Standing  Committee. 
J.  Powers,  Senior  Deacon.  James  Walker,  Junion  Deacon.  — — 
Peters, Tiler. 

Meet  every  fusj  and  third  Mondays  in  each  month,  at  Martling's, 
Nassau-street. 


ALBION  LODGE. 
William  Jones,  Master.  Nicholas  M'K«ns*  Junior  Warden.  Jatn«s 

Frirl,  Senior  Warden.  David  (.Daniels,  treasurer.  Francis  D«- 
buar,  ipcrdai).  bin. on  ra*celt,  S  nior  Deaion.  lY-ier  V\ake, 
Jur.ior  D«acOn.  M.  Hn^iits,  Master  oi  sJeremume-,,  Brothers  Har- 
Tisn.ni  and  Ruse,  Stcuaids.    Brothers  Friei,  \\  ak« ,  V.  eatherill,  Quirk, 

ami  Fawceit,  standing  Committee.   Jjcobs, '! .!.  r. 

Meet  on  Ihs  stfeond  awl  fouilh  Mondays  in  each  month,  at  No.  3, 
Soutli-sticct. 


RISING  SUN  CHAPTER. 

Jaeob  M'Koag,  M  L.  11.  P.  James  M'Donald,  E.  K.  Robert 
Cambliit,  E  S.  John  Rice,  C.  H.  W  il  lam  Cowen,  I'.S.  John 
Haughey,  R.  A.  C.  William  Harrison,  1st  G.  C.  Mut.ie*  Shaw, 
Sd  G.  C.  Patntk  Mackrcll,  3d  G  C.  Hur:.  \\  Inte,  il  -raid.  Mi- 
chat  I  Hughes,  ."secretary.  Hu^h  O  Hear,  'i  reasurcr.  James  Lyon% 
William  Ea^leson,  Eiias  Doous,  Archibald  Bid,  and  D^u:el  St'cart, 
Standing  Committee. 

Meet  every  hist  Wednesday  in  tlie  month,  at  No.  4,  Slote-lane. 

WASHINGTON  CHAPTER  OP  ROYAL  ARCH  MASONS. 

(fauna  Palmer,  M.  A .  H.  P.  Wi  Ham  Shipman,  R.  W.  K.  Ro- 
bert M'Mennomv,  fecribe.  Andrew  Smith,  Tre-suitr.  Peter  Sty* 
niets,  Secretary. 

ST.  JOHN'S  LODGE,  No.  1. 

James  Woods,  Master.  Roswell  Graves,  S  vV.  Peter  Riker,  J. 
W.   Secretary.   Taylor,  Tre  asurer.   Rosseter,  iiitr. . 

Meet  on  t.he  second  in  summer,  and  on  the  second  and  fourth 
Thursdays  in  each  month  in  winter,  in  the  City  Hot  T. 

A  MARK  LODGE  is  annexed,  which  meets  the  first  Tuesday  in 
February,  April,  August,  October,  and  December. 

ST..  ANDREWS,  No.  3. 

James  Palmer,  jun.  Slasler.  Cornelius  B  gert,  S.  W.  Samuel 
Gale"  J.  W.  John  Ronalds,  Secretary.  Stephen  Miller,  Treasurer. 
Thomas  A.  Cummin  and  Peter  btymets.  Deacons.  George  Ho$r 
comh  and  George  Weir,  Master  of  Ceremonies.  Francis  Fairbairn 
and  William  Griffin,  Stewards.    P.  Ros;eter,  Tiler. 

Meet  on  the  seco.id  and  fourth  Tuesdays  in  every  month,  at  St. 
John's  Hail. 

DPUID'S  GRAND  LODGE. 
Beza  E.  B.iH  Most  Noble  Grand  Arch. 
Thomas  H.  Burnton,  GranJ  Vice  Arch. 
Jacob  Prank,  Grand  High  Priest. 
Henry  O'Neal,  Grand  Treasurer. 
Lewis  Deare,  Grand  Secretary. 
Bryan  Rosseter,  Grand  Tiier. 


EJrRC  ANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


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DRUID'S  LODGE,  No.  1. 
Lawrence  Powers,  Most  Noble  Arch. 
—        Thorburn,  Vice  Arch. 
John  Carpenter,  Treasurer. 
Oliver  Haff,  Secretary. 
Edward  Byrnes,  High  Priest. 
■'  ,  Tyler. 

DRUID'S  LODGE,  No.  2. 
Peter  D.  Turcot,  Most  Noble  Arch. 
Sydney  W.  Andrews,  Vice  Arch. 
Richard  Johnston,  Treasurer. 
William  Dann,  Secretary. 
Jacob  Frank,  High  Priest. 

Thomas  H.  Burnton,  Senior  Master  of  Ceremonies'. 
Samuel  Cbilds,  Junior  Master  of  Ceremonies.  # 

 ,  Senior  Deacon. 

John  Kearney,  Junior  Deacon. 
Hugh  Ward,  Tiler. 

WASHINGTON  DRUID'S  LODGE,  No.  3. 

William  Hull,  Most  Noble  Arch.   Gamier,  Vice  Arcfc. 

Cornell,  Treasurer.    William  Howell,  Secretary.  Christo- 
pher Slocum,  High  Priest.    Jacob  Helmer,  Tiler. 

CHOIR  GHAUR  DRUID'S  LODGE,  No.  4. 

William  Jones,  Noble  Arch.  Isaac  Bloomfield,  Vice  Arch.  Josepli 
Wallis,  Treasurer.  Peter  Wake,  Secretary.  F.  Dubuar,  High  Priest. 
D-  I.  Daniels,  1st  Hard.  John  R  D.  Muggins,  2d  Bard.  H.O'Hare, 
3d  Bard.   Jacobs,  4th  Bard.  R.  Taylor,  Senior  Master  of  Ce- 
remonies.  Hughes,  Junior  Master  of  Ceremonies.  William 

Byers,  Sen.  Deacon.   Uitt,  Jun.  Deacon.    J.  Gray,  1st  Guar- 

dian  of  the  Sacred  Grove.    R.  Shrigley,  2d  do.    ■  ■  Tiler. 

Regular  meetings,  the  second  and  fourth  Thursdays  in  every  month, 
at  the  Druid':,  Grove,  No.  11,  Little  George-street. 

DRUID'S  LODGE,  No.  5. 

 Tyson,  Noble  Arch.    Asa  Scudder,  Vice  Arch.  Samuel 

Jay  lie,  Treasurer.    John  Hardcaslle,  Secretary. 

»..t.  .'1  .T!   PUBLICAN  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY. 

Philip  Becanon,  President.  Christopher  Davenport,  Vice- President-  • 
Charles  Brennejsen,  Treasurer.    Ford  Cutter,  Secretary. 

Meet  at  Ford  Cutter's,  first  Monday  in  each  month. 


BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.  '«jT 
James  Ilardie,  President.  Thomas L/ Rich,  Vice-President.  Jame. 


110 


JOVEs's  NEW-YORK 


Laing,  Treasurer.  John  Riddell,  Physician.  John  Bennir,  Secretary. 

John  M'Gregor,  Gjrrit  Hyer,  John  Linnen,  William  Ferguion, 
Alexander  Ogiivie,  and  Archibald  Davie,  Committee. 

PROVJDEN  F  SOCIETY. 
Joseph  Thompson,  President.  Peter  Fenton,  Vice-President.  Jame* 
Laing,  Treasurer.    Richard  S.  Kissam,  Physician.    John  Benni 
Secretary. 

Thomas  L.  Rich.  Roswell  Graves,  Thomas  Scott,  Thomas  S. 
Townsend,  and  Peter  R.  Sprainger,  Committee. 

MUTUAL  BENEFIT  SOCIETY. 

William  Scott,  President.    Garrit  Hyer,  Vice-President.  Jam 
Laing,  Treasurer.  John  R.  Bell,  Physician.  Luke  Britten,  Secretary. 

James  V\  augh,  Robert  Gaulay,  John  M'Gregor,  John  Linnen, Tho- 
mas Burnsides,  and  Alexander  Ogiivie.  Committee. 

CALEDONIAN  SOCIETY. 

Robert  Thompson,  President.  William  Smith,  Vice-President 
Andrew  Mathers,  Treasurer.    Hugh  R.  Murray,  Secretary. 

Hector  Sinclair,  John  Smith,  W  illiam  Oliver,  Robert  Elliot,  Alex- 
ander Neilson,  James  Waugh,  and  Robert  Stoddard,  Committee. 

DUMFRIES  AND  GALLOW  AY  SOCIETY  OF  THE  CITY 
OF  NEW-YORK. 

William  Maxwell,  President.  John  Graham,  Vice-President, 
mas  Stevenson,  Treasurer.    William  Scott,  Secretary. 

Wiliiam  Bryden,  James  Stevenson,  and  Wm.  Gibson,  Managers. 

Established  for  affording  pecuniary  assistance  to  the  indigent  na 
tives  of  that  place,  and  other  benevolent  purposes. 

Anniversary  held  the  24th  of  June  every  year,  except  when  it 
on  Sundays,  and  then  on  the  first  Monday  following. 

BOARD  OF  HEALTH. 
Their  Honors,  the  Mayor,  the  Recorder,  the  nine  Aldermen,  f 
three  Commissioners  of  the  Heaith-Office.    Dr.  Rodgers,  Dr.  Miller 
Dr.  Jones,  City  Inspector,  Jacob  Delamoutagnie,  Esq.  Treasurer. 
James  Hardie,  Secretary  and  Agent. 

INSPECTORS  OF  THE  CUSTOMS. 
William.  Van  Bjeuren,    Henry  Yer  Veelen,  George  G.  Burras 
James  Robertson,  Frederick  Stevenson,  Jabez  Ha^sey,  William  Sic 
kles,  William  Leaycraft,  Thomas  Leonard,  Jedediah  Waterman,  Job 
B.  Kissam,  Ezekiel  Dodge,  John  Stephens,  Nathaniel  Foster.  Ebe" 
zc.r  S  Burling,  Joseph  Morrison,  Charles  Van  Orden,  Ralph  Ho:l 
V'illiam  M.  Stewart,  David  Burger,  James  Payne,  John  Fox,  Pet 
Herman,  Samuel  Scudder,  Daniel  Van  Antwerp,  Jacob  Hagerman 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


HI 


John  Mitchell,  Donald  M'Lean,  Peter  Woodward,  Thomas  Randell 
Robert  Hunter,  Boarding-Oriicer. 

John  Benjamin  and  T.  B.  Gifford,  Inspectors  at  Staten.Island. 

GUAGERS. 
John  Watson  and  John  Ucrlell. 

WEIGHERS. 

Charles  Duryee,  Nathaniel  Austin,  James  Cebra  and  Walter  Bicker 
MEASURERS. 

Smith  Richards,  James  Snow,  William  Dodge,  Mathew  Cunning- 
ham, William  Miller,  Garrit  Sickles,  and  Andrew  Norwood. 


DESCRIPTION  AND  BOUNDARIES 

OF  THE    DIFFERENT  WARDS    IN  THE  CITY   OF  NEW-YORK. 


FIRST  WARD 

Begins  in  the  middle  of  Pearl-street,  at  a  place  where  it  is  intersect- 
ed by  Pine-strcet,  and  runs  from  the  said  point  of  intersection  along 
the  middle  of  Bine-street  to  and  across  the  East  River,  in  the  same 
direction  to  low  water  mark  on  Nassau-Island  ;  and  then  along  Nas- 
sau-Island shore,  at  low  watermark,  unto  the  south  side  of  Red-Hook  ; 
and  then  across  to  t lie  North  River  so  as  to  include  Nutton-Island, 
Bedlow's-Island,  Bucking-Island  add  the  Oyster  Islands,  to  low  water 
mark  on  the  west  side  of  Hudson's  River,  or  so  far  as  the  bounds  of 
this  stale  extend  there,  along  the  limits  of  this  state,  to  a  place  due 
■west  from  the  middle  of  the  west  end  of  Thames  street;  then  due 
esst  to  the  middle'  of  Thames-street ;  then  along  the  middle  thereof 
to  the  middle  of  Broadway;  then  along  the  middle  thereof  to  a  place 
opposite  to 1  the  middle  of  Pine-street then  along  the  middle  thereof 
to  the  place  of  beginning. 

SECOND  WARD 

Begins  at  the  sou'h-casterly  cornerof  fhefifst  ward,  and  runs  along 
the  easterly  bounds  thereof,  across  tiie  East  River,  to  and  along  the 
middle  of  Pine-street,  to  the  middle  of  Nassau-street ;  then  along  the 
middle  of  Nassau-street  to  a  point  opposite  the  middle  of  George- 
street  ;  then  alon;  the  middle  of  George-street  to  and  along  the  mid- 


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die  of  Gold-street,  to  the  middle  of  Ferry-street ;  thence  alone;  the 

middle  of  Ferry-street  and  Peck-slip,  on  a  direct  line  across  the  East 
River,  to  Nassau-Island,  at  low  water  mark  ;  then  along  Nassau-UI 
and,  at  low  Water  mark,  to  the  beginning. 

THIRD  WARD 

Begins  on  the  wp»t  side  of  Hudson's  River,  at  the  north  westerly 
norner  of  the  first  ward  ;  thence  due  east  along  that  line  across  Hud- 
son's River  to  the  middle  of  Thames-street;  then  along  the  middle 
thereof  to  the  middle  of  Broadway  ;  then  along  the  middle  of 
Broadway,  to  a  place  opposite  to  the  middle  of  Pine-street; — 
then  along  the  middle  of  Pine-street  to  and  along  the  middle  of 
Nassau-street,  lo  a  place  opposite  to  the  middle  of  Murray, 
street ;  then  to  and  along  the  middle  of  Murray  street  to  Hud- 
son's river,  and  then  continuing  the  same  course  across  Hudson's 
river  to  low  water  mark  on  the  west  side  thereof,  or  so  far  as  the 
bounds  of  this  sta*e  extend  there,  and  so  do-vn  along  the  west  side  of 
Hudson's  river  at  low  water  murk,  or  along  the  limits  of  this  stale,  to 
the  place  cf  bc:;!.;.:;;g. 

FOURTH  WARD 

Begins  at  the  northerly  corner  of  the  second  ward,  and  runs  along 
the  bounds  of  the  third  ward  and  middle  of  Chatham-street,  to  a  place 
opposite  to  the  middle  of  Catharine-street ;  and  then  to  and  along  Ihf 
middle  of  Catharine-street  to  the  East  River,  and  continuing  the 
same  course  across  the  East  River  to  low  wa'er  rnaik,  on  Na-sau-IsI- 
and ;  then  along  Nassau-Island  shore,  at  low  water  mark,  lo  the 
bound*  of  the  second  ward  ;  and  then  northerly,  along  the  same,  to 
the  place  of  beginning. 

FIFTH  WARD. 

Begins  at  the  north- westerly  corner  of  the  third  ward,  and  runs  a«- 
long  tiie  northerly  bounds  thereof,  to  the  middle  of  Broadway  ;  the* 
along  the  middle  of  Broadway  lo  the  middle  of  the  stone  arch,  built 
across  the  stream  running  out  of  the  fresh  water  jwnd  ;  and  then  ar 
long  the  midd'e  of  the  said  stream  of  water  to  Hudson's  river,  and 
then  due  west  to  low  water  mark  on  the  west  side  of  Hudson's  river, 
orso  far  as  the  bounds  of  this  state  extend  there,  and  so  down  along 
the  west  side  of  Hudson's  ri  ver,  at  low  w ater  mark,  or  along  the  limits 
of  this  state,  to  the  beginning. 

SIXTH  WARD 

Begins  at  the  place  where  Murray-street  intersects  Broadway  ; 


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thence  along  the  middle  of  Broadway  to  the  middle  of  Grand-street ; 
then  along  the  middle  of  Grand-street  to  the  midd  of  the  Bowery 
road  ;  thence  along  the  middle  of  Bowery  road  to  the  middle  of  Chat- 
ham-street ;  then  along  the  middle  of  Chatham-street  to  a  place  op- 
posite the  middle  of  Murray-street ;  then  along  the  middle  of  Mur- 
Tay-street.  to  the  place  of  beginning. 

SEVENTH  WARD 

Begins  at  the  south-easterly  corner  of  the  fourth  ward  ;  thence  a- 
long  the  northerly  boundary  of  said  ward  tothe  boundary  of  thesixth 
■ward  ;  thence  along  the  boundary  of  the  sixth  ward  to  Bowery-road  ; 
thence  along  the  middle  of  Bowery-road  to  a  place  opposite  to  the 
middle  of  Stuyvesant-street ;  then  along  the  middle  of  Stuyvesant- 
street,  in  front  of  St.  Mark's  Church,  to  the  East  River,  and  on  a  di- 
rect course  to  low  water  mark  on  Nassau-Island ;  and  then  along  Nas- 
sau-Island shore,  at  low  water  mark,  to  the  place  of  beginning. 

EIGHTH  WARD 

Begins  at  the  north-westerly  corner  of  the  fifth  ward,  and  thence 
along  the  northerly  bounds  of  the  fifth  ward,  and  along  the  boundary 
of  thesixth  ward  to  the  middle  of  Bowery-road;  then  along  the 
middle  of  Bowery-road  to  a  place  opposite  the  middle  of  Love-lane; 
then  down  along  the  middle  of  Love-lane  and  on  the  same  course  to 
low  water  mark  on  the  west  side  of  Hudson's  river,  or  so  far  as  the 
limits  of  this  state  extend  there,  and  so  down  along  the  west  side  of 
Hudson's  river,  at  low  water  mark,  or  along  the  limits  of  this  state, 
to  the  beginning. 

NINTH  WARD 
Includes  »ll  the  residue  of  the  said  city. 


NAMES  AND  BOUNDARIES  OF 

STREETS, 
ALPHABETICALLY  ARRANGED. 


A. 

AMiTY-street,  from  Broadway  to  M'Dougal-jlreet. 
Amos-street,  from  Washington  to  Art-streets. 
Amsterdam-street,  from  Sixth-street  to  East  River. 
Ann-street,  from  the  Park  to  Gold-street. 
Anthony-street,  from  Elm  to  Hudson-streets. 
Antwerp-street,  from  Cornelia  to  East-streets. 
Arden-street. 

Art-street  or  Love-lane,  from  Bowery  to  Bank-street. 
Attorney-street,  frem  Division  to  Rotterdam-streets. 
Augustus-street,  from  Tryou-row  to  Magazine-streets. 

B. 

BANCKKR-street,  from  Pearl  to  Catharine-streets. 

Bank-street,  from  Washington  to  Art-streets,  above  State-Priseo 

Barclay-street,  from  Broadway  to  West-street. 

Barley-street,  from  Colden  to  Duane-streets. 

Batavia-lane,  from  Roosevelt  to  James-streets. 

Bayard-street,  from  Bowery-lane  to  fresh  water  pond. 

Beach-street,  from  Hudson  to  West-streets. 

Beaver-street,  from  Broadway  to  William-street. 

Beaver-lane,  from  Broadway  to  West-street. 

Bedford-street,  from  Houstoun  to  Christopher-streets. 

Bedlow-street,  from  Catharine  to  Grand-streels. 

Beek man-street,  from  Chatham  to  Pearl-streets. 

Bowery-lane  and  road,  from  Chatham-st.  lo  the  end  of  the  city. 

Brawnon-street,  from  West  to  Spring-streets. 

Bridge-street,  from  Whitehall  to  Broad-streets. 

Broad-street,  from  Wall-street  to  Exchange-slip. 

Broadway,  from  the  Battery  to  Love-laneT 

Bruges-street,  from  Willtl-slreet  to  the  East  River. 

Budd-stree1,  from  Greenwich  to  M'Dougal-st reels. 

Builock-street,  from  Sulii  van-street  to  East  s  ret*. 

Burton-street. 


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CANKOM-street,  from  Grand  to  Harriot-streets. 
Carmine-street. 

Catharine-street,  from  Bowery-lane  to  South  street. 
Catharine-lane,  from  Broadway  to  Elm-street. 
Cedar-street,  from  Greenwich  to  W  llliam-streets. 

Chamber-street,  from  Cross  to  West-streets. 
Chappel  street,  from  Barclay  to  Lawrence  streets. 
Charles-street,  from  Washington  to  Art-streets. 
Charlotte-street,  from  Division  to  Cherry-streets. 
Chatham-street,  from  the  Park  to  New  Watch-House. 
Cheapside-streeVj  from  Catharine  to  Lombard-streets. 
Cherry-srreet,  from  Pearl  to  East-streets. 
Chesnut-street,  from  Banckerto  Oak~>treets. 
Chester-street,  from  Christopher  to  Bank-streets.  '    '     '  1 
Christopher-street,  from  North  to  Art-streets. 
Church-street,  from  Partition  to  Green-streets;  •  • 

Cliff-street,  from  John  to  Ferry-streets. 
Clinton-street,  from  Division  to  South-streets. 
Columbia-street. 

Columbian-street,  from  Grand  to  Bruges-streets, 
Colden-stieet,  from  Chatham  to  Barley-street* 
Commerce-street. 

Corlaers-street,  from  Grand  to  South-streets. 
Cornelia-street,  from  Antwerp  to  Spruce-streets; 
Cornelius-street,  from  Sullivan-street  to  Bowery-road. 
Cortlandt-strect,  from  Broadway  to  West-street. 
Cross-street,  from  Chamber  to  Mott-streets. 
Crosby-street,  above De  la  Croix's. 
Ciuger-street,  from  Bowery  to  Harriot-streets, 

D. 

DAViD-street,  from  Herring  to  Woostor streets, 
Del  a  nce  Y-slreet,  from  Bowery-road  to  East-street. 
Depeyster-street,from  Pearl-street  to  Taylor's  wharf. 
Dcsbrosses-slreet,  from  Lispenard's  house  to  West-street. 
Dey-street,  from  Broadway  to  West -street. 
Dove-street,  from  Bowery  to  East  River. 
Dover-street,  from  Cherry  to  Water-streets. 
Dow-street,  from  Bowery  to  Harriot-street. 
Downing-street. 

Doyer  street,  from  Bowery  to  Pel!  street. 
Duant-street,  from  Hudson  to  West-streets. 

E. 

EAST-strcet,  along  the  East  lUver  from  South  to  Lewis-slreets,  u- 
Uove  Corlaer's  Hook. 


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East  George-street,  from  Division  to  Cherry -streets. 
Eliza-street,  from  Rensselaer  lo  Spruce-streets.  • 
Elizabeth-street,  from  Bayard-street. 
Elm-street,  from  Read  to  Leonard-streets,  near  the  Collect. 
Essex -street,  from  Division  to  Cherry -streets. 

7. 

FAiR-street,  from  Broadway  to  Cliff-street. 
Fayette-strcet,  from  Chatham  to  Bancker-streets. 
Ferry -stteet,  from  Gold-street  to  Peck-slip. 
Fir-street,  from  Grand  to  South-streets. 
First-street,  from  Division  to  Monis-strcet. 
Fleteher-street,  from  Pearl  to  South-streets. 
Fourth-street,  from  Division  to  Rensselaer-streets. 
Frankfort-street,  from  Chatham  to  Pearl-streets. 
Front-street,  from  Whitehall-slip  to  East-street. 

G. 

GARDEN-street,  from  Broadway  to  William-street. 
Gates-street,  from  Bowery  lo  Harriot-street. 
Gerald-street,  from  Bowery  to  Harriot-street. 
George-street,  from  Nassau  to  Gold-streets. 
Gold-street,  from  Maiden-lane  to  Frankfort-street. 
Goirek-street,  from  Grand  to  East-streets. 
Governor-street,  from  Bowery  to  Harriot-street. 
Gouverneur-street,  from  Division  to  South-streets. 
GonverncurValley,  from  Water-to  South-streets. 
Grand-^reet,  front  tiie  East  River  to  Thompson-street,  near  $L 
John's  Church. 

Gieen-nrfet,  from  Lispr  nard  to  Bowery. 
Greenwich-street,  from  ihe  Battery  to  Deklyn's  fcrrj. 

H. 

IlAGUE-street,  from  Skinner  to  Pearl-st. 

Hammond-street,  from  Washington  to  Art-st. 

Hancock-street,  from  Christopher  toBank-st. 

Harman-stieet,  from  Catharine  to  Grand-st. 

Har;iot->treet,  along  the  East  River,  from  Cannon  to  Sprnee-tt. 

Harrisou-s+reet,  from  Hudson  to  West-st. 

Hazard-street,  from  Green  to  Hancock-st. 

Henry-streit,  Irom  Fasette  to  Grand-st. 

Herring-street,  from  David  to  Christopher-st. 

Hester-street,  froin  Ry  rulers  to  DivUion-st. 


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Hetty-street,, from  Burr's  house  to  Green v  ich-st. 
Houston-street,  from  Bedford-st.  to  Broadway. 
Hubert-street,  from  Cliapel  to  West-st. 
Hudson-street,  from  Duane  to  Hazard-st. 


JACOB-street,  from  Ferry  toFrankfort-st 
James-street,  from  Catiiarine-st.  to  New-slip. 
Jay-street,  from  Hudson  to  West-st. 
Jefferson-street,  from  Division  to  South-st. 
Jokn-street,  from  Broadway  to  Pearl-st. 

Judith-street,  from  Rensselaer  to  Spruce-st.  .,    .  .  r) 

L. 

LATGHT-strect,  from  Chapel  to  West-st. 
Lawrence-street,  from  north  end  of  Chapel-st.  to  Bowery. 
Leonard-street,  from  Elm  to  Hudson-st. 
Lewis-street,  from  Grand-st.  to  East  River. 
Libert) -st.  from  West-st.  to  intersection  with  Maiden-lane. 
Lispenard-streef,  from  Broadway  to  Ch3pel-st. 
Livingston-street,  from  Bowery  Road  to  Harriot-st. 
Lombard-street,  from  Catharine  to  Grand-st. 
Lower  Robinson-street,  from  College  fence  to  West-st. 
Lumber-street,  in  the  rear  of  Trinity  Church,  from  Liberty  to 
Rector-street. 

M. 

MAGAZtNK-street,  from  Broadwry  to  Cha'ham-street. 
Maiden-lane,  from  Broadway  to  Fly-market. 
Mangin-strect,  fn  m  Grand  to  Ea-l-Mreets. 
Margaret-strei  t,  frem  Hotlerclam  to  Spruce-streets. 
Marketrk-'d-strcct,  from  Broadway  to  Broad -street. 
Martha-street,  from  Bruges  to  Spruce-streets. 
Mary-streit,  from  Christopher  to  B.mk-streets. 
Mary-street,  behind  the  Did  Vatixhall  Garden. 
Mercer-street,  from  Lispenard-street  to  the  Bowery, 
Mill-street,  frem  Broad  to  stone-streets. 
Minthorne-street,  from  Bowery-road  to  the  East  River. 
Montgomery-street,  from  Division  to  South-streets. 
Moore-street,  from  Pearl  to  S  >uth-streets. 
Moore-street,  (North)  from  Chapel  to  West-streets. 
Morris-street,  from  Bowery-road  to  the  Fast  River. 
Mott-street,  from  Chatham  to  llomaine-streets. 


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Mulberry-street,  from  Chatham  to  Romaine-streets. 

N. 

NASSAU-strcet,  from  Wall  to  Chatham-streets. 
New-street,  from  Wall  to  Beaver-streets. 
Nicholas-street,  from  Bowery  to  Hariot-street.  . 
Norfolk-street,  from  Division  to  Amsterdam-street's. 
North-street,  from  Bowery-road  to  East  River. 


OAK-street,  from  Pearl  to  Catharine-streets. 
Ogden-street,  from  Washington  to  Art-streets. 
Oliver-street,  from  Banker  to  South-streets. 
Orange-street,  from  Chatham-street  to  the  Rope-Walk. 
Orchard-street,  from  Division  to  Rensselaer-slreets. 

P. 

PARTiTiON-strect.  from  Broadway  to  West-street. 
Pearl-Mreet,  (mm  Stale  to  Chatham-streets. 
Pel!-:-lreer,  from  Mott-street  to  Bowery. 
Peter-street,  from  Bo  Aery-road  to  Hariot-street. 
Pine-streef,  from  Broadway  to  Bowr.eVwharf. 
Pitt-street,  from  Grand  to  Antwerp-street. 
Point-street,  from  Sullivan-street  to  Broadway. 
Poplar-street,  from  Sullivan-street  to  Bowery-road. 
Prince- street,  from  Hancock-street  to  Bowery-road. 
Provoost-street,  from  Chaple  to  West-streets. 
Pump-street,  from  Orange  to  Division-streets. 

Q. 

QuiCK-street,  from  Bowery-road  to  Hariot-street. 

R. 

RAXDALL-s'treet,  from  Sullivan-street  to  Eroadway. 
Read-street,  from  Broadway  to  West-street. 
Read-street,  (upper)  from  Broadway  to  Cross-street. 
Reason-sireet, 

Rector-street,  from  Broadway  to  West-street 
Rensselaer-street,  from  Morris-street  to  the  East  River. 
Rider-street,  from  Gold  to  Fair-streets. 


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Ridge-street,  from  Division  to  Cornelia-streets. 
Rivington-streel,  from  Bowery- road  to  East-street. 
Robert-street,  from  Sullivan-streiet  to  Broadway. 
Romaine-sireet,  from  Broadway  to  East  River: 
Roosevelt-street,  from  Chatham  to  Front-streets. 
Rose-street,  from  Frankfort  to  Pearl-streets. 
Rutger-street,  Irom  Division  to  Cherry-street*. 
Rynders-street,  ffom  Hester  to  Orange-streets, 

S. 

Scammei L-street,  from  Grand  to  South-streets. 

Science-street,  from  Sullivan-street  to  Broadway. 
Second-street,  from  Division  to  Morris-streets. 
Sheriff-street,  from  Grand  to  Bruges-streets. 
Sixth-street,  from  Division  to  Rensselaer-streets. 
Skinner-street,  from  Hague  to  Pearl-streets. 
South-street,  along  the  East  River,  from  the  Battery  to  Eas(-*treet. 
Spring-street,  from  the  east  end  of  Brannon-strcet  to  Bowery-road. 
Spruce-street,  from  Bowery-road  to  East  River. 
State-street,  from  "Whitehall  in  front  of  the  Battery  to  Markelneld. 
street. 

Stanton-street,  from  Bowery-road  to  East-street. 
Stone-street,  from  Whitehall  to  Pearl-streets. 
Stuyvesant-streets,  from  Bjwcry-road  to  Ha  riot-streets. 
Suffolk-street,  from  Division  to  Margaret-streets. 
Sugar-lx>af-street,  from  Broadway  to  Chapel-street. 
Sullivan-street,  from  Hudson-square  to  Cornelius-street. 

T. 

TEMPLE-street,  from  Thames  to  Liberty-streets. 
Tenbroeck-strcet,  from  Bowery-road  to  Hariot-street. 
Thames-street,  from  Broadway  to  Greenwich-street. 
Theatre-alley,  from  Ann  to  Beekman-streets. 
Third-street,  from  Division  to  Rensselaer-streets. 
Thomas-street,  from  Church  to  Hudson-streets. 
Thompson-street,  from  Lai  lit  to  Cornelius-streets. 
Tryon-row,  from  Chatham  to  Augustus-streets. 

U.  &  V. 

Upper  RoBiNsoN-street,  from  Broadway  to  Church-street. 
Vandew  ATF.R-street,  from  Frankfort  to  l'earl-streets. 
Verplank-strcel,  from  Bowery-road  to  Harriot-street. 
Vesey-street,  from  Broadway  to  West-street. 


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Vestry-street,  from  Varick  to  West-streets. 
Village-street,  from  Green  to  Hancock-streets. 

W. 

Walker  or  Green-street,  from  Maiden-lane  to  Liberty-street. 
Waker-street,  (near  the  new  Sugar-house)  from  Broadway  to  Cha- 
pe!-street. 

Wall-street,  from  Broadway  to  the  Coffee-House-slip. 
Walnut-street,  front  Grand  to  South-streets. 
Warren-street,  fr.  m  Broadway  to  West-street. 
Washington-street,  from  the  Battery  to  Deklyn's  ferry. 
Water-street,  from  Whitehall  to  Eist-streets. 
Watts-street,  from  Varick  to  West  streets. 

West-street,  along  the  North  River,  from  the  Battery  to  Deklyn's 
ferry. 

White-street,  from  Broadway  to  Chapel-street. 
White-street,  from  Bowery-road  to  Harriot-street. 
Whitehall-street,  from  the  Ferry-stairs  to  Broadway. 
Wil let-street,  from  Grand  to  Martha-streets. 
William-street,  from  Stone  to  Pearl-streets. 
Winthrop-strcet,  from  Bowery-road  to  Harriot-street. 
Wooster-street,  from  Lispenard-street  to  Broadway. 

NUMBERS  OF  THE  CUSTOM  HOUSE  DESKS. 

No  1.  Cashier. 

No.  2.  Debentures  issued. 

No  3.  Enrollments  and  Licence;,  and  entering  vessels  from  fo- 
reign ports. 

No.  4.  Register  Clerk. 

No.  5.  Bonds  taken  for  Duties. 

No.  6.  Deputy  Collector. 

No.  7  &  8.  Clerk  of  Inward  Entries. 

No  y.  Liquidating  Clerk. 

No.  10-  Entering  of  Coasting  Vessels,  and  clearing  generally. 
No.  11  &  12,  Export  Desks, 


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Mercantile  Directory. 


A 

I. — Learned  Professions  and  Public  Officers, 

Abeel,  Rev.  John  N.  29  Fair-street. 

Ackerman,  John,  Constable,  52  Augustus 

Adams,  William,  inspector  of  drugs,  6*  Ann 

Agnel,  Hyacinth,  French  teacher,  8  George 

Aim,  Daniel,  accountant,  George 

Allen,  John,  collector,  Rutgers 

Allen,  Margaret,  teacher,  40  Dey 

Anderson,  Abraham,  inspector  of  lumber,  &c.  S6  Front 

Anderson,  Anthony  L.  physician,  15  Mott 

Anderson,  Thos.  druggist,  46 1  Pearl 

Angelis,  Gactano,  physician,  Rutgers 

Anson,  James,  marshal,  55  East  George 

Anthon,  George,  physician,  1 1  Broad 

Anthony,  Nicholas,  inspector  of  leather,  77  Chatham 

Apple,  Coonrad,  herb -physician,  9  Murray 

Arcularius,  Philip  I.  superintenclant  of  alms-house,  1 1  Frankfort 

Arnold,  Valentine,  wood-inspector,  Second 

Arnold,  Philip,  accountant,  6  Harman 

Arthur,  Jacob,  clerk  Manhattan  Bank,  Pearl,  opposite  Wm. 

Austin,  rev.  David  R.  a.  m.  17  Mott 

Austin  Nathaniel,  custom-house  weigher,  243  William 

II — Merchants,  Dry  Good  fc?  Book  Stores,  and  Store* 
keepers  in  general. 
Aaron,  Henry,  merchant,  17  Pine 
Abeel,  Garret  &  John,  ironmongers,  363  Water 
Abeel,  Garret  B.  &  I.  dry-good  store,  85  Cherry 
Abeel,  Garret  B.  merchant,  house,  72  Cherry 
Abraham,  Isaac,  trader,  39  Frankfort 

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Abrahams,  Jacob,  clothing  store,  274  Water 

Acheson,  Andrew,  merchant-taylor,  Water 

Ackerly,  Jacamiah,  ironmonger,  135  Cherry 

Adams,  Samuel,  drug- broker,  67  Ann 

Adams,  John,  merchant,  Broadway,  corner  of  Cedar 

Adams.  William,  merchant,  246  Pearl 

Adee,  David,  dry-good  store,  163  Pearl,  house  53  John 

Addoms,  Jonas,  keeper  of  public  stores,  61  Fair,  store  133 

[Greenwich 

Adriance,  Samuel  P.  merchant-taylor,  4  Coentiesslip 

Ainslie,  Robert,  merchant,  house  Duane 

Aldworth,  Henry,  merchant,  152  William 

Allen,  Nehemiah,  merchant,  22  Oliver,  corner  of  Oak 

Allen,  William,  merchant,  234  William 

Allen  £c  Fellows,  auctioneers  and  commission  merchants, 

Allen  &  Hubbel,  merchants,  87  South  [192  Water 

Allen  &  Lathrop,  sail-duck  store,  211  Water 

Allen,  William,  auctioneer,  house  346  Greenwich 

Allen,  William,  ironmonger,  53  Btekm  n 

Alstyne,  Abraham,  merchant,  263  William 

Andreise,  Bamet,  merchant  taylor,  316  Pearl 

Anderson,  James,  merchant,  144  Broadway 

Anderson,  ,  book- store,  2  19  Greenwich 

Andre,  Alexander,  merchant-taylor,  1G6  William 
Andrews,  Alexander,  auctioneer  and  commission  merchant, 

[12  Vande  water 
Andrews,  John  &  co.  hardware-store,  7  Maiden-lane 
Andrews  &  Solonian,  dry-good  store,  436  Pearl 
Andrews,  Samuel  W.  merchant-taylor,  245  Water 
Anthony,  Nicholas,  dry-good  store,  77  Chatham 
Arabin,  John,  dry-good  store,  433  Pearl 
Archer,  T.  8c  F»  dry-good  store,  154  Broadway 
Archer,  Zeno  &  Horace,  dry -good  store,  1 58  Broadway 
Arden,  James,  merchant,  55  Broadway 
Arden,  Thomas  S.  bookseller  and  stationer,  186  Peart 
Arden  &  Close,  auctioneers  &  comm.  merchants,  147  Pearl 
Armilage  &  Eastmond,  merchants,  48  Pine 
Armithe,  Benjamin,  commission  merchant,  48  Pine 
Armstrong,  William,  merchant,  8  Wall 
A  met,  Samuel,  merchant,  13  Stone  "  r' 

Arnold,  John  B.  merchant,  34  Beekman 
Arvowsmith,  William,  merchant-taylor,  342  Pearl 


•MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Ill 


Ascough,  William,  lumber-merchant,  Hudson 

Asher,  Marks  &  co.  merchants,  86  Murray's  wharf 

Ashfield,  John,  merchant,  194  William 

Ashley,  William,  clothing  store,  348  Water 

Aspinwall,  Gilbert,  merchant,  216  Pearl,  house  2  Beaver 

Aspin,  Thomas,  trader,  23  Cliff 

Aspinwall,  John,  merchant,  216  Pearl,  house  58  Greenwich 

Astor,  John  Jacob,  merchant,  223  Broadway,  store  7  1  Liberty 

Atkinson,  John  &  son,  merchants,  133  Pearl,  house  20  Court  - 

Avery,  Sarah,  store  keeper,  157  Water  [landt 

Auchincloss,  Arthur,  merchant,  37  Gold 

Auchinvole,  David,  merchant,  89  Water,  house  Broadway  road 

Audler,  Rebecca,  dry-good  store,  235  Broadway 

Austin  k  Andrews,  dry-good  store,  205  Broadway 

Austin  &  Lott,  merchants,  63  Maiden-lane 

Aycrigg,  Benjamin,  dry-good  store,  72  Partition 

Ay  mar,  John,  merchant,  66  Nassau 

Ayres,  Fraser,  merchant,  2  South,  house  12  Front 

III. — Grocers,  Taverns,  Inns,  Porter-Houses,  Hoteky 
Boarding-Houses,  Brewers  and  Distillers.    .  irt 
Abrahams,  Isaac  A.  grocer,  124  Division 
Abrams,  widow  Jane,  boarding  house,  35  Wall 
Abrahams,  Benajah,  porter  house,  4  Lombard 

Ackerman,  ,  grocer,  opposite  state  prison 

Adams,  Richard,  grocer,  65  Henry 

Addy,  Janett,  grocer,  337  Greenwich 

Adema,  John  G.  grocer  and  fruiterer,  121  Fly  Market 

Albany  Coffee-house,  R.  Graham,  1 14  Greenwich,  corner  of 

Albertson,  Sarah,  grocer,  upper  Oliver  [Albany  Bason 

Alexander,  Andrew,  grocer,  corner  of  Murray  and  Greenwich 

Alexander,  John,  grocer,  7  Front 

Alexander,  Robert,  grocer,  9  Chatham-row 

Allaire,  James  P.  grocer,  Fifth,  corner  of  Hester 

Allen,  Mrs.  boarding  house,  95  Broad 

Allen,  Jonathan,  grocer,  62  Henry 

Allen,  Joseph,  grocer  and  fruiterer,  14  Frankfort 

Allen,  Matthias,  tavern-keeper,  75  Courtland 

Alii  son,  Alexander,  grocer,  Lombard 

Alphonso,  Charles,  grocer,  4  E.  George 

Alston,  Isaac,  grocer,  comer  of  Jay  and  West 

Altcrbrtdgc,  Mary,  grocer,  Orange 


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American  Hotel,  J.  P.  Lynch,  Greenwich,  corner  of  Liberty 

Anastasia,  Joseph,  grocer  and  fruiterer,  268  Water 

Andem,  Moses,  grocer,  Bullock 

Andem,  William,  grocer,  Orange 

Andcriese,  John,  grocer,  264  Bowery 

Anderson,  Ephraim,  grocer,  154  Front 

Anderson,  James,  grocer,  Hudson 

Anderson,  Thomas,  grocer,  100  Anthony 

Anderson,  Samuel,  grocer,  g6  Harman 

Anderson,  widow  of  David,  boarding  house,  16  Fletcher 

Andrews,  Thomas,  grocer,  24  Oliver 

Angevine,  David,  grocer,  Cross 

Angevine,  Gilbert,  grocer,  Cross,  corner  of  Barley 

Angevine,  James,  grocer,  Hudson,  corner  of  Moore 

Angevine,  Lewis,  grocer,  Mulberry,  corner  of  Bayard 

Anthony,  Mrs.  boarding  house,  164  Greenwich 

Archer,  James,  grocer,  1 17  Lombard 

Archer,  John,  grocer,  22  Bancker 

Armstrong,  William,  tavern.  Bank 

Armstrong,  Mary,  grocer,  Bullock 

Armstrong,  Samuel,  boarding  house,  Henry 

Arnold,  Widow  Jane,  boarding  house,  131  Greenwich 

Arnet,  William,  grocer,  31  Anthony,  corner  of  Chapel 

Arnot,  John,  tavern,  58  James 

Arnot,  Thomas  &  James,  grocers,  42  East  George 

Ashdown,  William,  grocer,  1 7-t  Division 

Ash,  George,  grocer,  Leonard 

Ashley,  Henrietta,  grocer,  47  Greenwich 

Asler,  Henry,  grocer,  63  Partition 

Auld,  Isaac,  grocer,  19  Magazine 

Avery,  Mrs.  boarding  house,  8  State 

Ay  mar,  James,  grocer,  73  Church,  corner  of  Thomas 

Aymar,  Peter,  grocer,  68  Courtlandt,  corner  of  Washington 

Ayres,  Obadiah,  grocer,  35  Harman 

IV. — House-Carpenters,  Joiners,  Cabinet-Makers,  Ship- 
Wrights,  Boat-Builders,  Block  &f  Pump-makers,  Coopers, 
and  Mechanics  who  work  principally  in  wood. 
N.  B.  The  House  Carpenters  are  marked  with  an  H.  prefixed  to  the 

.occupation. 

Acker,  Abraham,  h.  carpenter,  Debrosses 
Ackerman,  David,  wheelwright,  First 


MERCANTILE    DIR  ECTOr,  V. 


Ackerman,  John,  chair-maker,  442  Pearl 
Ackerman.  John,  shipwright,  50  Bedlow 
Adams,  John  B.  block  ft  pump  maker,  Bache's  wharf,  O.  slip 
Adams,  Austin,  h.  carpenter,  35  Harman 
Addinglon,  John,  cooper,  Bowery 
Aikman,  John,  shipwright,  50  Bedlow 
Ainsley,  John,  cabinet-maker,  43  Warren 
Alder,  widow  D.  upholsterer  Sp  paper  hanger,  53  Maiden-lane 
Aklen,  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  First,  above  Rivington 
Alford,  Consider,  h.  carpenter,  73  Bedlow 
Alford  &  Marvin,  builders  and  ship-joiners,  15  Catharine 
Allingham,  William,  h.  carpenter,  86  Harman 
Allen,  Philip,  cabinet-maker,  36  Read 
Allen,  William,  h.  carpenter,  2  1  Catharine-lane, 
Allen,  Thomas  K.  shipwright,  5  East  Rutgers 
Allen,  John,  cooper,  Fourth 
Allison,  John,  shipwright,  124  Harman 
Allison,  Michael,  cabinet  maker,  40  Vcse; 
Always,  James,  chair-maker,  40  James 
Anderson,  Alexander,  engraver  in  wood,  9  Jpper  Read 
Anderson,  Alexander,  cabinet-maker.  29  G  orge 
Anderson,  Andrew,  cabinet-maker,  50  Beelmaii 
Anderson,  Elbert,  cabinet-maker,  Bowery,1  n-ar'Delaney 
Anderson,  Elbert,  jun  cabinet-maker,  79  Brad 
Anderson,  Henry,  carpenter,  47  Lower  Robhsou 
Anderson,  Francis*,  cooper,  43  Roosevelt 
Anderson,  Waller,  cabinet-maker,  5  Fisher  :        'O  > 
Andrews,  John,  carpenter,  21  Catiiurine-lane 
Andrews  &  Styles,  saddle-tree  makers,  Fisher,  t  (trier  of  First 
Andrews,  Levi,  saddle-treo  maker,  23  Bowery,  l-xise  FjS'her 
Archer,  Elijah,  carpenter,  Leonard  ->  :i  V 

Ardinton,  John,  cooper,  Eliz  ibeih 
Arents,  Stephen,  cooper,  76'  Murray,  house  12  Chayl 
Armstrong,  William,  carpenter,  259  Greenwich1 
Arnold,  Jehiel,  shipwright,  59  Henry  v nd'.*? 

Arnold,  Levi,  Carpenter,  20  Read 
Arnot,  Nathaniel,  carpenter,  6&  Mulberry 
Arnaud,  Andrew,  cooper,  Cross 
Arthur,  Jacob,  chair-maker,  359  Pearl 
Arthur,  Peter,  chair-makor,  12  John 
Ash,  William,  chair-maker,  45  John 

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Ash,  William,  chair-maker,  17  Cedar 

Ashbock,  Martin,  carpenter,  47  Read 

Atkins,  John,  carpenter,  30  Chamber 

Austin,  Peltr,  carpenter,  First 

Austin,  Thomas,  carpenter,  I  7  Mott 

Aymar,  John  D.  block  and  pnmp  maker,  Baches  wharf 

Aymar  <V  Burke,  block  and  pump  makers,  Bachc's  wharf 

Ayrc,  Jonathan,  h.  carpenter,  Pump 

V.  — Mcwons,  Bricklayers,  Plaistercrs,  and  Stone-Cutters. 
Ackerman,  Abraham,  mason,  Brannon 

Ackcrman,  Henry,  mason,  Magazine 

Adams,  Francis,  masou,  Q'J  Division 

Aires,  John,  mason,  Beach 

>JJrn,  Stephen,  masou,  Provoost 

Ambro«.,  William,  mason,  4ti  Chatham 

Ambrose,  W ilium,  mason,  34  Harman 

Anderson,  Robert  mason  £t  stone-cutter,  226  Grtenwichj^ 

Anderson,  William,  stone-cutler,  06  Read 

Archer,  Jacob,  nison,  528  Greenwich 

Armstrong,          mason,  103  Pearl 

Armstrong,  Hu}d,  mason,  103  Pearl 
Askin,  John,  mi^on,  53  Warren 

VI.  — Smit/is  <>  every  description,  including  those  who  work 

in  the  preei  us  metals,  jewels,  &c.  and  Watch-makers. 

Adams,  Dani'l.  blacksmith,  8  Cedar 
Agar,  Thomr ,,  blacksmith,  6C,  Mulberry 
Air  Furnace  Cuittnius,  Greenwich 
Air  Furnacf,  Industry,  Greenwich 
Air  Furnac,  Phcsnix,  foot  of  Warren 
Air  Furn?.e,  Union,  upper  end  of  Broadway 
Air  Furrace,  Youle's,  Corlaer's  Hook 
Air  Funace,  Columbian,  near  Manhattan  Water-works 
Albert'on,  Samuel,  edge-tool  smith,  Bowery 
Albert,on,  Samuel,  blacksmith,  Bullock 
Allen,  Benjamin,  blacksmith,  Washington,  corner  of  Provoost 
Alleni  Ehenezer,  blacksmith,  85  Mulberry- 
Allen,  William,  gun  smith,  108  Maiden-lane 
Allison,  Peter,  brass- founder,  201  Greenwich 
Annelly,  John,  gun.smith,  193  Water 
Annelly,  John,  gun  smith,  55  Read 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTOR*. 


VII. — Mechanics,  Trades  and  Callings  not  before 
enumerated. 

Abrahams,  Thomas,  labourer,  Charlotte  corner  of  Harman 

Abrahams,  Moses,  tobacconist,  23  Water  and  1 15  Broad 

Abraham,  Peter,  rigger,  35  Catharine 

Abrahams,  John,  rigger,  61  Henry 

Ackerman,  John,  fifer,  State  Prison 

Atkerman,  Edward,  weaver,  Brannon 

Ackerman,  John,  baker,  20  Upper  Read, 

Ackerman,  Aaron,  taylor,  10  Cliff 

Ackerman,  Abraham,  shoemaker,  45  Hudson 

Ackerman,  James,  shoemaker.  Desbiosses 

Ackerman,  Morris,  shoemaker,  Desbi  osses 

Ackerman,  David,  harness  Sc  trunk  maker,  corner  of  Warren 

Ackerman,  David,  rope-maker,  Hester  [and  Chapel 

Ackerman,  James,  rope  maker,  comer  Mulberry  and  Bayard 

Ackerman,  Simon,  butcher,  Third 

Ackerman,  John,  labourer,  396  Greenwich 

Adams,  David,  shoemaker,  29 1  Water 

Adams,  John,  rigger,  Clason's  wharf 

Adams,  Peter,  rigger,  42  Roosevelt 

Adams,  William,  rigger,  20  Harman,  loft  near  Catharine  slip 

Adams,  Margaret,  seamstress,  30  Chapel 

Adcock,  William,  shoemaker,  17  Chatham 

Adero,  James,  rope-maker,  Sixth 

Adonis,  Frederick,  hair  dresser,  Greenwich 

Agnew,  John,  tobacconist,  313  Water 

Aitkins,  John,  rigger,  85  Harman 

Albert,  Eleanor,  seamstress,  27  Augustus 

Alderson,  John,  livery  stable,  5  Thames 

Alderson,  Thomas,  livery  stable,  14  Courtlandt 

Alexander,  Andrew,  porter,  Republican-alley 

Allen,  Daniel,  shoemaker,  36  Thomas 

Allen,  Jeremiah,  shoemaker,  5  Leonard 

Allen,  Samuel,  printer,  32  Lumber 

Allen,  William,  sandai-worker,  Mott 

Allen,  John,  rigger,  Charlotte 

Allen,  Stephen,  sail-maker,  83  .South 

Alexander,  William,  rigger,  Bedlow 

Allay,  Enos,  shoe-store,  97  Maiden-lane 

Allen,  Eleanor,  seamstress,  9  Mulberry 


^.16  .*ijONFS'9  KEW-TORK  * 

Allaire,  Peter  Alex,  livery  stables.  29  John  '^juull^pH 

Allman.  Henry,  labourer,  397  Greenwich  - 

Allyca,  Peler,  labourer,  1 5  Anthony 

Amerman,  Peter,  shoemaker,  9i  Chatham 

Amory,  James,  whip-maker,  71  Water    •  -flffcx 

Andrews,  Abraham,  labourer,  48  Anthony 

Andrews,  John,  labourer,  5  Gheapside  •<t¥-.^i.iwBw 

Anderson,  Nicholas,  baker.  196  William 

Anderson,  Robert,  shoemaker,  9  Catharine-lane 

Anderson,  Stephen,  tobacconist,  Sixth 

Anderson,  Berthrong,  livery  stable,  18  William 

Anderson,  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  41  Chapel 

Andrews,  George,  composition  manufaciurer,  51  Barclay 

Andrews,  Christiana,  seamstress,  18  Read 

Anderson,  Barnet,  labourer,  Corlaer's  Hook 

Angel,  Thomas,  currier,  &c.  1 1  Jacob,  house  10  Vande water 

Angus,  John,  shoemaker,  First 

Anthony,  John,  labourer,  Henry 

Anthony,  John  P.  currier,  3  t  and  64  Frankfort 

Applez,  David,  butcher,  37  Bowery 

Archer,  Ezekiel,  shoemaker,  8  Vandewater 

Archibald,  ,  shoemaker,  37  Murray 

Arcularius,  Frederick,  currier,  50  Oak 

Arcuiarius,  George,  baker,  30  Courtlandt 

Arden,  Francis,  butcher,  207  William 

Arenbredt,  Conrad,  tay  lor,  Elizabeth 

Armanta,  Manuel,  segar-maker,  4  Harmaa 

Arnet  S?  co.  tobacconists,  187  Cherry 

Arwin,  Francis,  labourer,  343  Greenwich 

As  bourne,  George,  hair  dresser,  44  Courtlandt 

Ashton,  William,  labourer,  10  Cross 

Astin,  Isaac,  porter,  73  Chamber 

Astor,  Henry,  butcher,  94-  Bowery 

Augustus,  Peter,  labourer,  20  Fayette 

Arnold,  Moses,  rope- maker,  Hester 

Arnold,  William,  rope  maker,  65  Mulberry 

Arnold,  William,  stevadore,  44  Lombard 

Asteen,  Frederick,  rope-maker,  Crossby 

Atkins,  Charles,  taylor,  33  Henry 

Aubeck  isf  Webster,  morocco  manufacturers,  78  Gold 

Aubeck,  Henry,  house  204  William 

Auger,  William,  sail  maker,  6 1  Ann 

Austin,  David,  shoemaker,  69  Read 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTOKT. 


Austyn,  Richard,  rigger,  Mott 

Aycheson,  William,  shoemaker,  S10  Water 

VIII. — Ship-masters,  Mariners,  and  Boatmen. 

Acker,  John,  boatman,  38  Anthony 
Acker,  Isaac,  boatman,  Walker 
Ackerman,  John,  boatman,  97  Chamber 
Ackerman,  John,  boatman,  97  Read 
Adams,  James,  mariner,  24  Henry 

Adams,  ,  ship-master,  3  Lumber 

Adams,  William,  ship  master,  213  Greenwich 
Addington,  Thomas,  mariner,  64,  Henry 
Addison,  John,  mariner,  1  Elm 
Aime,  Robert,  ship-master,  13  Mott 
Alder,  John,  mariner,  73  Henry 
Allen,  William,  ship-master,  351  Pearl 
Amie,  John,  ship-master,  1 9  George 
Anderson,  John,  waterman,  73  Roosevelt 
Andrews,  Isaac,  mariner,  190  Cherry 
Anderson,  John,  ship-master,  245  Greenwich 
Armstrong,  John,  mariner,  Henry 
Ascough,  William,  boatman,  Hudson 
Ash  ton,  John,  shifMnaster,  16  Harman 
Atkinson,  Edward,  ship-master,  140  Front 

Miscellaneous* 

Abeel,  James,  29  Fair 

Ablin,  Widow,  58  John 

Abbot,  Samuel,  Pump 

Abrahams,  widow,  12  Rose 

Ackley,  Mary,  widow  of  John,  72  Gold 

Ackley,  Anthony,  9  Fair 

Adams,  John,  3  Cheapside 

Adams,  widow  Jane,  65  Murray 

African  free  School,  65  Cliff 

Albany  stage  office,  48  Courtlandt 

Alexander,  widow  Mary,  287  Broadway 

Alexis,  Odo,  I.  C.  Pump 

Allaire,  Peter,  8  Cedar 

Allen,  Barbary,  1 74  Division,  corner  of  Second 
Allen,  Mary,  widow,  124  Lombard 


US 


jeNEs'S  KEW-YORK 


Almond,  Thomas,  94  Harman 
Alsworth,  Sarah,  46  Fair 
Anderson,  John,  3  Water 
Anderson,  Alexander,  109  Division 
Anderson,  widow  Catharine,  48  Catharine 
Anson,  Gershops,  55  E.  George 
Anthony,  Nicholas  N.  2  Rose 
Anthony,  Christopher,  65  Mulberry 
Ard,  widow  Mary,  214  Broadway 
Arding,  widow  of  Charles,  73  Beekman 
Arden,  widow  Susan,  433  Pearl 
Arden,  Thomas,  22  Courtlandt 
Arell,  Peter,  35  Chamber 
Armour,  widow,  38  Chamber  fJtti' 
Armstrong,  Mrs.  10  Depeyster  y^H  {1\ 
Arnaud,  Mrs.  7  Pump 
Arnault,  widow  Elizabeth,  First  1 1 ' 
Arnold,  Valentine,  17  Division 
Aspin,  widow  Elizabeth,  163  Division 
Augustus,  widow  Elizabeth,  1 5  Harman 
Ay  mar,  Daniel,  58  Ann 
Aymar,  widow,  100  Beekman 
Aymar,  Isaac,  100  Beekman 
Aymar,  Susan,  49  Oliver 

X. — Cartmen. 
Ackerman,  John  D.  85  Church 
Ackerman,  John,  Chapel 
Ackerman,  Matthias,  Mott 
Ackerman,  John,  Elizabeth 
Acker,  Garret,  334  Greenwich 
Aim,  Martin,  14  George 
Allaire,  Alexander,  84  Harman 
Allaire,  Uidendale,  7  East  Rutger 
Allen,  Abraham,  Grand 
Allen,  Daniel,  10  Beaver 
Anderson,  William,  28  First 
Andrews,  John,  near  Youle's  Furnace 
Angevine,  John,  Second 
Anspach,  Frederick,  Elizabeth 
Appleby,  James,  Mott 
Appleby,  Gilbert,  Corlear's  Hook 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


1)9 


Amble,  ,347  Broadway 

Amerman,  Thomas,  1 1  Vandewater 
Archer,  John,  143  Harman 
Archer,  Moses,  Church 
Ashley,  Robert,  73  Harman 
Ayers,  Reuben,  Mary 

I. — Learned  professions  and  public  officers. 

Bache,  William,  attorney  and  notary  public,  86  Water 

Bailey,  Joseph,  M.  D.  105  Liberty 

Bailey,  Theodorus,  post  master,  29  William 

Bainbridge,  Absalom,  physician,  N.  Moore 

Bainbridge,  John  I.  attorney,  N.  Moore 

Baird,  Robert,  teacher  of  mathematics,  G7  Division 

Baldwin,  Charles,  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law,  21  Broad 

Ball,  Edward  I.  clerk  of  exports,  449  Greenwich 

Ball,  Flamen,  attorney,  counsellor,  &  notary  public,  38  Cherry 

Ball,  Isaac,  physician,  40  Chamber 

Bancker,  Evert,  city  surveyor,  41  Ann 

Bancker,  Evert,  attorney,  9  1  Maiden  Lane 

Bank,  United  States  Branch,  3S  Wall 

Bank,  New- York,  32  Wall 

Bank,  Manhattan,  23  Wall 

Bank,  Merchants,  25  Wall  ■ 

Barclay,  col.  Thomas,  British  consul,  158  Greenwich 

Bardi!),  Rev.  John,  44  Fair 

Baron,  George,  mathematical  teacher,  24  Cedar 

Barret,  Samuel,  attorney  at  law,  286  Greenwich 

Barry,  Rev.  Edmund  Drinan,  37  Duane 

Barry,  James,  3 '  Duane 

Bartow,  Theophilus,  attorney  and  notary  public,  4  Cedar 

Bartow,  ,  city  weigher,  157  Pearl 

Bassford,  Solomon,  marshal,  14  Pell 

Bayard,  Samuel,  counsellor  at  law,  30  Courtlandt' 

Bench,  Rev.  Abraham,  D.  D.  43  Ann 

Beach,  Rufus,  teacher,  Crosby 

Beaumont,  Arthur  C.  counsellor  at  law,  30  Pearl 

Beekman,  Nicholas,  inspector  of  wood,  15  Pell 

Beekman,  Magnus,  captain  of  city  watch,  I  Catharine 


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Beek  man,  Theophilus,  police  justice,  2  Vesey 

Bedell,  Israel,  city  weigher*  10  Front 

Bedow,  William,  teacher,  Bowery,  near  2  mile  stone 

Bennet,  James,  accountant,  55  Beaver 

Bennie,  John,  accountant,  Liberty 

Benson,  Egbert,  Judge,  20  Pine 

Bezyer,  E.  physician,  17  Chatham  Row 

Beze,  Madame,  academy,  Pearl 

Birch,  Joshua,  physician,  280  Pearl 

Bisset,  James  D.  accountant,  16  Dutch 

Blake,  D.  I.  counsellor  at  law,  8  Wall 

Bleecker,  A.  8c  W.  attornies  and  notaries  public,  1 25  Water 

Bleecker,  Samuel,  measurer  of  grain,  1 1  Cheapside 

Blennon,  Anthony,  druggist,  &c.  17  Chatham  Row 

Bleecker,  William,  notary  public,  9  Beaver 

Board,  David,  deputy  sheriff,  6  Read 

Bogardus,  Robert,  attorney  and  counsellor,  5  8  Cherry 

Bogert,  Cornelius,  counsellor  at  law,  1  Cedar 

Bogert,  Cornelius  I.  counsellor  at  law,  38  Cherry  [Pine 

Bogert,  Isaac  H.^inspector  of  pot-ash,  office  Stone,  house  19 

Bogert,  John  G.  counsellor  and  notary  public,  142  Water 

Bogert,  John,  street  inspector,  26  Read 

Brotherton,  Joseph,  marshal,  Mary 

Borrowe,  Samuel,  M.  D.  42  Broadway 

Boss,  Widow  Ann,  teacher,  Mott 

Boudett,  Daniel,  physician,  82  Broadway 

Box,  Joshua,  accountant,  Fisher 

Boyd,  Doctor,  Washington 

Boyd,  James,  accountant,  22  Pearl 

Boyd  &  Dey.  counsellors  at  law,  23  Pine 

Boyle,  Michael,  clerk  in  the  N.  Y.  bank,  56  Wall 

Boyd,  Samuel,  attorney  and  counsellor,  2 1  Pine 

Burrel,  William,  physician,  62  Beekman 

Bradburn,  John,  teacher,  10  Anthony 

Bradhurst,  Samuel,  M.  D.  268  Greenwich 

Brasher,  Ephraim,  commissioner  of  excise,  350  Pearl 

Brasher,  Philip,  alderman  and  counsellor,  92  William 

Brewer,  Joshua,  teacher,  247  Greenwich 

Brevoort,  John,  inspector  of  customs,  39  Rose 

Brewster,  Samuel,  steward  of  almshouse,  27  Banker 

Brinckerhoff  &  Codwise,  attornies,  78  Pearl 

Brinckerhoff,  George,  attorney,  73  Broad 


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Brackett  8c  Schiefielin,  attomics  at  law,  193  Pearl 

British  consul's  office,  346  Broadway 

Brooks,  Mrs.  teacher,  90  Nassau 

Brower,  Abraham,  physician,  181  Greenwich, 

Brower,  Benjamin,  accountant,  63  Warren 

Brower,  Jacob,  vetinary  physician,  67  James 

Brower,  John,  inspector  of  pot-ash,  37  Greenwich 

Brown,  Alexander,  teacher,  14  Oak  i  . 

Brown,  John,  teacher,  N.  Moore 

Brown,  Joseph,  measurer  of  grain,  31  John 

Brown,  William,  sexton  of  St.  Paul's, Church 

Buckbee,  ^Eneas,  teacher,  Essex 

Buckbee,  Samuel,  physician,  Second 

Bunner,  Rudolphus,  counsellor  at  law,  48  Wall 

Burchen,  Richard,  clerk  in  custom  house,  N.  Moore 

Burger,  David,  Junr.  inspector  of  customs,  294  Greenwich 

Burger,  John,  coroner,  6»  James 

Burkett,  I.  W.  attorney  at  law,  2 1 8  Water 

Bul  ling,  Ebenezer,  inspector  of  lumber,  30  Beekman 

Burnside,  Andrew,  accountant,  18  Vandewater 

Burral,  Jonathan,  cashier  of  Branch  bank,  49  Pine 

Burras,  George  G.  inspector  of  customs,  5fi  Hudson 

Burr,  William,  M.  D.  339  Greenwich 

Burrowes,  Joseph,  measurer  of  grain,  46  Lumber 

Burtsel,  Henry,  marshal,  53  Liberty 

Bush,  Daniel,  accountant,  3  Barley 

Butler,  Benjamin,  apothecary,  32  Church 

Buxlon,  Charles,  M.  D.  297  Greenwich 

II — Merchants,  Dry  Good,  and  Book  Stores,  and  Store- 
keepers in  general. 
Babcock,  Frederick,  merchant,  216  Broadway 
Babcock,  F.  H.  ship  chandler,  71  Dey,  coiner  of  Washington 
Bacon,  John,  ironmonger,  8  Cherry 
Bache,  Theophilus  &  Andrew,  merchants,  87  Water 
Bach,  Robert  ScCo.  furr  store,  121  Broad 
Bach,  Robert  &  Co.  merchants  fx  druggists,  1 28  Pearl 
Bacon  &  Halsey,  dry  good  store,  194  Broadway 
Backus  &.  Co.  auction  and  commission  merchants,  139  Front 
Bachr,  Christian  &  Daniel,  mcrchantiaylors,  151  Pearl 
Badeau,  Henry,  ironmonger,  Bowery  Road 

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Bailey  Si  Panton,  merchants,  22  Coentics-slip 
Bailey  f?  Bogert,  commission  merchants,  Pine,  corner  of  South 
Bailey,  James,  merchant,  house  31  Greenwich 
Bailey,  William,  merchant,  8 1  Water 
Bailey,  John  H.  merchant,  5  I  Stone 
Bailey,  John,  Hani  ware,  27  Maiden  Lane 
Bakewell,  Benjamin,  merchant,  179  Pearl 
Bukewell,  Benjamin,  merchant,  156  Pearl,  house  near  Ellis's, 

[Bowery 

Baker,  John,  dry-good  and  comm.  merchant,  3  Ci'y  Hotel 
Baker  Sc  Miller,  lumber  merchants,  foot  of  Warren 
Baker  &  Robertson,  lumber  merchants,  Cherry 
Baker,  William,  merchant,  15  Bowery 
Baker  k  English,  merchants,  63  Stone 
Baker,  Stephen,  lumber  merchant,  1-26  Greenwich 
Baker,  John,  dry-good  store,  32  Cedar 
Baker,  David,  dry-good,  101  Chatham 
Baldwin,  John,  dry-good  store,  161  Broadway 
Bullentine,  John,  merchant  taylor,  12  Magazine 
Ballard,  William,  china  and  glass  store,  Catharine-slip 
Bancker  &  Moore,  dry  good  store,  192  Broadway 
Banker,  Abraham,  merchant.  19  South 
Banker,  Oliver,  merchant,  I  17  Front 
Baptista,  Marie  John,  4  Dover 
Barker,  Jacob,  merchant,  80  South 
Barker,  Abraham,  merchant;  79  South,  house  305  Pearl 
Barker,  John,  dry-good  store,  431  Pearl 
Barlas,  William,  bookseller  and  librarian,  8  Liberty 
Burtlet,  Samuel,  dry-gcod  store,  200  Broadway 
Bartow,  A.  &  R.  S.  auction  and  commission  merchants,  157 
Bartow,  Thomas,  junr.  merchant,  302  Greenwich  [Pearl 
Bartow,  R.  S.  &  Co.  dry- goods,  103  William 
Bartow,  Thomas,  auctioneer,  house  Provoost 
Barnet,  Peter,  76  East  George 
Barnewall,  George,  merchant,  21  Wall 
Barretto,  Francis,  merchant,  309  Greenw  ich 
Barham,  John,  Hardware,  103  Maiden  Lane 
Baudoine,  Abraham,  (irv-good,  301  Pearl 
Bayard,  Wiliiam,  merchant,  142  Greenwich 
Bi.yles,  William,  china  store,  IT  Bowery- 
Beach,  Daniel,  lumber  merchant,  64  Courtlandt 
Bedient,  John,  merchant,  !78  Front,  house  13  Vandewatei 
Beatty,  Robert,  merchant  taylor,  48  John 


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Bedient,  John,  merchant,  house  38  Gold 

Beebe.  Ebenezer,  commission  merchant,  152  Water 

Beebe,  Samuel,  stock  St  commission  broken  52  Read,  store 

Beete,  John,  ship  broker,  150  Water  [55  Wall 

Bell,  Abraham,  merchant,  305  Pearl 

Bell.  Nathaniel,  book-binder  and  stationer,  82  Bowery 

Bell,  William,  merchant,  5J  Wall 

Belden,  Richard,  jewellery  and  hardware,  151  Broadway 

Bennet,  James,  253  William 

Bertine.  James,  dry-good  store,  3G1  Pearl 

Berry,  John,  l.tO  Washington 

Berry.  Jacob,  broker,  2  Hudson 

Berrian,  Richard, dry-good,  103 Chatham 

Berrian,  James,  dry-good,  108  Chatham 

Bci  kfyn,  Samuel,  library  and  book  store,  I  9  Fair 

•  Bessonett,  John,  wood- ware  and  basket,  23  Maiden  Lane 
Bcthune,  Divieand  Co.  commission  merchants)  92  Wall 
Billop,  Thomas,  dry-good  store,  8o  Broadway 
Bingham,  John,  merchant,  315  Broadway 
Bird,  Robert,  merchant,  Mill  corner  of  Stone 
Black  and  Van  Ilorne,  merchant  taylors,  Chatham  Square 
Blackwell,  Joseph,  merchant,  55  Broadway 
Blackwell,  Josiah.  merchant,  3 1  South,  house  71  Front 
Blackwell' J  jsiah,  merchant  and  ironmonger,  71  Front 
Blackwell  an.:  Mc  Farlane,  merchants,  41  Water  and  8  Coen- 
Blackeslie,  Archibald,  merchant,  68  John  [ties  slip 

Blague,  John,  auctr.  and  com.  merch.  33  Cedar>  house  1 1 1 

[Liberty 

Blackstock,  William,  79  Wall 

Bleecker,  Garret  N.  merchant,  2 1  Broad 

Bltecker,  Anthony  L.  merchant,  74  Broadway 

Bleecker,  James  Sc  G.  N.  auctioneers  and  commission  mer- 

Bleecker,  James,  merchant,  85  Water        [chants,  83  Water 

Bleecker,  Leonard,  exch.  &c  com.  broker,  48  Wall,  house  108 

Bleecker,  John,  book  store  &  stationary,  148  Pearl  [Liberty 

Bloodgood,  Nathaniel,  merchant,  house  A3  Fair 

Bloodgood,  Thomas,  merchant,  house  45  Frankfort 

Bloodgood,  Nathaniel  U.  Thomas,  merchants,  2  1 8  Front 

Bloomfield,  Isaac,  merchant  taylor,  252  Water 

Board,  James,  Hour  merchant,  137  corner  Hester  &  Elizabeth 

Boardman,  Daniel*  merchant,  225  Pearl,  house  41  Dey 

Bocru.Tij  Jacob,  merchant,  house  27  Beaver 


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Boerum  8c  Wynkoop,  merchants,  39  Front 
Boerum  8c  Van  Winkle,  dry  good  store,  475  Pearl 
Bogart,  Rudolphus,  merchant,  226  Pearl 
Bogert  8c  Kneelantl,  merchants,  7 1  South 
Bogardus,  William,  merchant,  33  Front 
Bolmtr,  Matthew,  hardware,  94  Chatham 
Bonsall,  Samuel  William,  timber  merchant,  59  Courtlandt 
Bonsai  I,  John,  lumber  merchant,  65  Dey 
Booker,  George,  merchant,  house  Church 
Bours     Flanden,  dry  good  store,  90  William 
Bourdett,  Jacob,  dry  good  store,  301  Greenwich 
Bourdctt,  Stephen,  dry  goods,  Bayard 
Bowen,  John,  merchant  taylor>  159  Front 
Bowne,  Cbadiah  and  Andrew,  merchants, 23  William 
Bowne,  Conover.  merchant,  46  Warren 
Bo  wne,  Robert,  merchant.  25(5  Pearl 
Bowne,  Robert  H.  Sc  co.  merchants,  258  Pearl 
Bowne,  Walter,  merchant  288  Pearl,  house  Beekman 
Bowering,  Caleb  B.  fancy  store,  127  Broadway 
Bowne,  John  L.  flour  merchant,  215  Front 
Boyce,  Jacob,  merchant  taylor,  156  Chatham 
Boyd,  William,  merchant,  12  Stone 
Bradford,  William,  merchant  taylor,  80  Water 
Bradford  Be  Price,  dry  good  store,  119  William*-  '•«w**JipPj 
Bradhurst  8c  Fieid,  druggists,  314  8c  316  Pearl 
Brasher,  Philander,  dry  good  store,  9£  William 
Bramsen,  John,  162  Greenwich  <M* 
Bradwell,  John,  dry  goods,  134  Chatham 
Brett  8c  Bunn,  merchants,  66  Front 
Brewster  Sc  Loomis,  dry  good  store,  2  City  Hotel 
Breath,  John,  dry  good  store,  38  Water 
Brewer,  Samuel-,  merchant,  173  Pearl 
Brevoort,  Elias,  merchant,  77  Wall 
Brittain,  White.  Junr.  8c  co.  merchants,  172  Water 
Brinckerhoff,  Peter  8c  Abraham,  Junr.  dry  good  ~|   corner  of 

[store   >  Pearl  and 
J   Old  Slip 

Brinckerhoff,  Abraham,  senr.  house  57  Dey 

Briggs,  Elijah,  grain  store,  house  66  store  64  Read 

Broom,  John,  8c  son,  merchants,  75' Stone 

Brown  Sc  Lambert,  ship  chandlers,  corner  of  Water  8c  Catha- 

Brown,  William,  china  8c  glass  store,  53-Broadway    [tine  slip 


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Brown,  John  S.  merchant,  71  Cedar 

Brown,  Jacob,  merchant  taylor,  27  Vcsey 

B rower,  Nicholas  B.  ladies  hat  store,  109  William 

Brooks  &  Beekman,  merchants,  166  Broadway 

Brown,  John,  dry-goods,  123  Chatham 

Brodie  and  Dennistoun,  lumber  merchants  146  Washington 

Brown,  Christian,  bookseller  &  stationer,  7 1  Water  <y  138  Front 

Brunson  and  Jackson,  merchants,  89  Wall 

Bruce,  Robert  L.  merchant,  1 20  Front 

Bruce,  William  and  Robert,  merchants,  120  Front 

Bruen,  M.  and  T.  dry-good  store,  177  Broadway 

Bruce,  William,  merchant,  house  13  John 

Bryson,  Archibald  W.  dry -goods,  23  Molt 

Buckley,  Abel  and  James,  merchants,  242  Pearl 

Buckley,  Thomas,  merchant,  329  Pearl 

Buckle,  John,  dry-good  store,  460  Pearl 

Buchanan,  Thomas,  lumber-merchant,  Hackley's  Wharf 

Buchanani  Thomas,  merchant,  41  Wall 

Buchan,  Robert,  limber-merchant.  367  Greenwich 

Buchan  and  Clark,  timber  merchants!  410  Greenwich 

Buck,  Gurdon.  Daniel  and  co.  merchants.  84  South 

Bunting  and  Shaffer,  dry-good  store,  438  Pearl 

Bunn,  John,  merchant,  house  7  Garden 

Burling  and  Pearsall.  auct.  and  com.  merchants,  153  Pearl 

Burrows,  Joshua,  Hardware  store,  253  Pearl 

Burchell,  George,  clothing  store,  . 132  Front 

Burling  Thomas,  merchant,  house  Bowery 

Burling,  Samuel,  merchant,  38  Beekman 

Burr,  Isaac,  merchant,  87  Beekman  '" 

Burger,  Christian,  clothing  siore,  2  i  Chatham 

Burger,  F.lias,  merchant,  100  Warren 

Bureaux,  Francis,  merchant,  82  Anthony 

Burtsell,  Peter,  bookstore,  10  Wall  ' 

Burrell,  Fbeuezer,  house  opposite  bank  Greenwich,  96  Wall 
Bui  lis  and  Crane,  book  binders  and  stationers,  80  Cherry 
Bush,  William,  merchant,  I  upp  r  Barley 
B  .saiiig.  Abraham,  timber- merchant,  59  Courtlandt 
Butler  and  Sturges.  merchants,  72  South 
Butler,  William,  merchant,  house  1 1  upper  Barley 
Butler  and  Palton.  milienery  store.  6  Old-slip 
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Butler,  Charlotte,  ladies'  society  store,  44  Partition 
Bvrtl  and  Barrow,  merchants,  292  Fearl 
Byrd,  Joseph,  merchant.  294  Pearl 

III. — Grocers,  Taverns,  Inns,  Porter-Houses,  Hotels^ 
Boar ding~ Houses,  Brewers,  and  Distillers. 
Batrgot.  Lewis,  grocer  and  confectioner.  Bowery 
Baker.  David,  tavern  and  boarding-house.  13  FmU  •nemnA 
Baker,  Joseph,  porter  house,  4  Wall 
Baker.  George,  Grocer.  2  Fair 
Baker  Sc  Miller,  wholesale  grocers,  foot  of  Warren 
Ball,  Archibald,  grocer,  98  Division 
Banks,  Alexander,  grocer.  Second,  corner  of  Hester 
Banker,  William,  porter  Sc  oyster-house,  31  Bancker 
Barbara.  Henry,  sailor's  boarding-house,  Hackley's  wharf 
Barbaric  John,  grocer.  1 57  Fly  market 
Bard,  Joseph,  sailor's  boarding-house,  382  Water 
Bardin,  Edward,  old  coffee-house.  44  Pine 
Barker,  Peter,  tavern.  2 1  Bowery 

Barnes,  Robert,  brewer,  222  Cherry,  house  57  Lombard 

Barnes,  Samuel,  grocer,  Charlotte 

Barr,  Abigail,  boarding-house.  15  Catharine 

Bartine.  John,  grocer,  51  Partition 

Barnet.  Dorothy,  grocer,  78  Harnian 

Barry,  Catharine,  boarding-house.  121  Water 

Barry.  Patrick,  grocer,  18  Bancker 

Bartnett,  Daniel,  grocer,  14  Bowery 

Barton  &  Carpenter,  wholesale  &  retail  grocers  1 67  Fly  market 
Bashford,  William,  tavern  &  grocery,  14  Batavia  lane 
Bates,  Henry,  wholesale  &  retail  grocer,  19  Cherry,  store 

[New-slip 

Battin.  John,  tavern  &  porter-house,  corner  of  John  and  Nassau 

Barde,  Madame,  boarding-house,  84  Pearl 

Baunv  George,  grocer,  15  upper  Barley 

Bayard,  David,  grocer,  Herman,  corner  of  E.  George 

Baylis,  Jonathan,  grocer,  Hudson 

Bayux,  Christian  S.  grocer,  +7  Roosevelt,  corner  of  Cherry 

Beach,  Jesse,  boarding-house,  260  Pearl 

Beataugh,  Francis,  grocer.  CharloUe 

Becanon,  Philip,  St.  John's  hall,  8  Frankfort 

Bedell,  Israel,  grocer.  16  Front 

Bedell,  Jacob,  tavern.  145  Fly  market 


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Bedell,  Sylvanus,  grocer,  Elizabeth 

Becker,  John,  cavern.  Bayard's  lane 

Beekman,  William,  grocer,  88  Anthony 

Belding.  Eliza,  grocer,  107  Cherry,  coiner  of  Oliver 

Bidding,  Samuel  B.  grocer,  36  Division 

Bell,  John,  Uvern,  10  Peck-slip 

Bell,  W  illiam,  grocer,  57  Division,  corner  of  E.  George 

Bement  Sc  Gale,  wholesale  grocers,  60  Water 

Ben  ham,  John,  brewer,  5  Lombard 

Benjamin,  William,  451  Pearl 

Bennet,  Barnes,  grocer,  123  Harman 

Bennet,  James,  grocer,  &c.  Bowery 

Benot,  Peter,  grocer,  07  Chatham 

Benson,  Patrick,  grocer,  132  Front 

Berdan,  David,  grocer,  7  Albany  bason 

Bergh,  Adam,  porter  house,  47  Chamber 

Berrian,  George,  sailor's  boarding  house,  341  Water 

Berry,  Ebenezer,  tavern  &  boarding,  26  Front 

Berryhill,  Arthur,  porter-house,  40  William 

Berrian,  William,  granary,  Thomas 

Bethell,  William,  brewer,  22  James 

Belts,  Charles,  porter-house  &  letter-carrier,  Park  B.  way 

Biggs'  Hugh,  wholesale  be  retail  grocer,  72  Cedar 

Billing,  John,  grocer,  Mott 

Billington,  Elias,  grocer,  59  Barclay 

Bindon,  Joseph,  grocer,  l2()Bioadway 

Binninger,  Abraham,  grocer,  20  Maiden  lane 

Bishop,  Ezekiel,  grocer,  Hester 

Bisset,  John,  grocer,  39  Lombard 

Bixby,  Mary,  boarding-house,  70  Roosevelt 

Black,  Peter,  grocer,  137  Fly  market 

Black,  Hannah,  boarding-house,  40  Lombard 

Blanchfidd,  Catharine,  fruit  store,  25  Broad 

Blauvelt,  David,  grocer,  Bear  market 

Bleakly,  William,  grocer,  139  Washington 

Bleeker  &  Van  Wagenen,  grocers  and  wine  merchants,  124 

Bleeker,  Thomas,  grocer,  103  Henry  [Broadway 

Bliss,  Sarah,  tavern,  68  Anthony 

Blois,  John,  grocer  and  fruiterer,  1 1  3  Fly  market 

Bloodgood,  John,  wholesale  grocer,  I  88  Front,  house  33  Beek- 

Bloomfield,  Alice,  boarding- housei  101  Greenwich  [man 

Board,  James*  grocer,  Elizabeth 


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Boardman,  John,  inn-keeper,  Laight 

Bocckel,  Frederick,  mead  and  beer-house.  Bowery 

Boerum,  Mrs.  tavern,  130  Fly  market 

Bogart.  Abraham,  grocer,  17  James.  29  Bancker 

Bogerl,  Ralph,  grocer.  1 8  Lumber 

Bolen,  James,  grocer,  80  Read 

Bolmer,  M.  grocer  and  granary.  9  V  Chatham,  cor.  of  Magazine 

Bolton,  Frederick,  grocer,  75  Division 

Bolton,  Henry,  grocer,  49  East  George 

Bonker,  Oliver,  grocer  and  livery  stables,  79  Roosevelt  . 

Boorman,  Mary,  boarding  house.  61  Greenwich 

Bounce.  John,  grocer,  50  Division 

Bowtrintr,  John,  tavern  and  boarding  house.  IS  Maiden  Lane 
Bowie.  Daniel,  grocer.  60  Partition 
Boyd.  David,  grocer.  Pump 

Boyd  and  Storm,  wholesale  and  retail  grocers,  73. Cedar 
Bo>  len,  Samuel,  grocer,  Fourth 
Bradin,  James,  grocer.  Bedlow 

Bradin,  Isaac,  grocer.  362  Greenwich  •'-  'M»»Vj»*4**| 

Brady,  Charles,  grocer  and  stone  cutter,  29  Bedlow 
Brady.  Thomas,  grocer,  Bowery 

Brainard  and  Stebbens,  wholesale  and  retail  grocers,  New  slip 

Brantingham.  Joseph,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer,  141  Bioad- 

Brantingham,  Thomas,  boarding  house,  near  two  mile  [way 

Breiners,  Joseph  S.  grocer.  32  Cherry  [stone  Bowery 

Bremond,  Joseph,  fruit  store,  227  Greenwich 

Brennysen,  diaries,  porter  house,  263  Broadway 

Brevoort.  -Abraham,  tavern,  79  Chatham 

Biewster.  John,  grocer,  120  Broad 

Briggs.  widow  Mary,  grocer,  63  Read 

Brinkerlioff.  Abraham,  grocer,  41  Bmcker 

Brinkley.  John,  grocer.  79  Catharine 

Brinkerhoff.  Hannan,  grocer.  190  Greenwich 

Briggs.  Elijah,  grocer.  64  Read 

Broadwell,  Hezekiah,  grocer,  46  E.  George 

Brooks,  Hannah,  grocer.  97  Catharine 

Brooks,  Henry  S.  grocer,  81  E.  George,  corner  of  Cherry 

JBrooks.  Henry,  grocer,  67  E.  George 

Bross.  Cornelius,  grocer.  3 1  E.  George 

Brower.  Jeremiah,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer.  16  Burling  sftp 
Browen  Nicholas,  grocer,  124  Broad 


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Brower,  Theophilus,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer.  9  Burling  slip 

Brower,  Mary,  grocer.  35  Barley 
Brower>  Thomas,  grocer,  i  8  Read 
Brown,  Anthony,  brewer'  338  Broadway 
Brown,  Daniel,  grocer  and  tavern,  91  Chapel 
Brown,  James,  brewer,  80  Anthony 
Brown,  John,  grocer,  25  Henry 
Brown,  John'  tavern,  Bowery 

Brown,  James,  grocer,  Greenwich,  corner  ofBrannon 
Brown,  Simeon,  grocer,  29Cheapside 
Brown,  Thomas,  grocer.   11  Mulberry 
Brown,  William,  grocer,  Orange 

Brown,  Whesler,  porter  and  boarding  house,  E.  George 

Brown  and  Randolph,  grocers,  Greenwich,  corner  of  Warren 

Brown  and  White,  grocers,  First,  corner  of  Pump 

Brown  and  Brush,  wholesale  and  retail  grocers,  14  New  slip 

Brownell,  John-  grocer,  1 3  1  Fly-market 

Brush,  Caleb,  grocer,  North  Moore 

Brush,  Jp.mes,  grocer,  First,  corn-jr  of  Grand 

Bryan,  John,  tavern,  156  Fly-market 

Buckland,  William,  grocer,  Greenwich,  corner  of  Bud 

Buchanan,  Isabella,  grocer,  363  Greenwich 

Buckley,  James,  grocer,  14  Mulberry 

Bullock,  John,  sailors  boarding  house,  284  Water 

Bulloyd,  Robert,  grocer,  201  Broadway 

Bumstead,  William,  grocer,  47  Henry 

Bunce,  Jeffry,  grocer,  3  E.  Rutger 

Bunting,  William,  distiller,  244  Greenwich 

Burjeau,  Joseph,  tavern,  Vesey 

Burgos,  Richard,  grocer,  Hester,  corner  of  Suffolk 

Burke,  Thomas,  grocer,  3 17  Water 

Burke' John,  grocer,  Pearl,  corner  of  Broad 

Burnes,  James,  grocer,  27  Lombard 

Butler,  widow,  grocer,  44  Partition 

Burlock,  Thomas,  grocer,  Corlaers  Hook 

Burtis,  Samuel,  grocer,  164  Fly- market 

Burtnet,  Daniel,  grocer  and  grainer,  14  Bowery 

Burtsell,  Elizabeth,  tavern,  1 43  Flv'iv-uket 

Burkett,  John,  grocevand  tavern,  Essex,  corner  of  Bullock 

Bush,  Mary,  tavern  and  sailors  boarding  house,  32  Moore 

Burnes,  Patrick,  grocer,  Elizabeth 


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Burtis  and  Higbie,  grocer  and  tavern.  108  Bowery 

Byajs,  William,  porter  house,  3  1  George 

Byrne,  Bernard,  grocer,  3  Ann 

Byrne  Edward,  grocer  and  6sh  dealer,  13  Front 

Byrnes, Garret,  grocer,  23  Bedlow 

Byrne,  Lawrance,  grocer,  321  Water 

Byvenock,  William,  grocer.  35  Harman 

IV — Hy.ue-Carpenters,  Joiners,  Cabinet- Makers,  S.'iip- 

Wright»%  Boat-R  iild.-r3,  Bhck  and  Pa  :ip  Makers,  and 

Mechanic?  who  work  principally  in  Wood. 
Backhouse,  Ed  ward,  cabinet-maker,  365  Pearl 
Badger.  Samuel,  shipwright.  Harmin 
Bagley,  James,  h.  carpenter,  Third 
Bailey.  George,  shipwright,  near  Youle's  furnace 
Baker.  Aaron,  h.  carpenter*  Charlotte 
Baker'  Daniel,  h.  carpenter,  Provoost 
Baker,  Daniel,  h.  carpenter,  35  Harman 
Baker,  Daniel,  h.  carpenter,  Leonard 
Baker,  John,  chair-maker,  15  Mulberry 
Baker,  Richard,  h.  carpenter,  14  E.  Rutger 
Baker,  William,  shipwright,  Belvidere 

Ball,  John  T.  cabinet- maker,  shop  61  stone,  house  10 1  Pearl 

Ball,  William,  shipwright,  186  Cherry 

Bellamy,  Simon,  h.  carpenter,  187  Water 

Baldridge,  Robert,  turner,  5  5  Read 

Ballow,  David,  shipwright,  392  Greenwich 

Banks,  Henry,  cabinet-maker,  35  Beekman 

Banning,  John,  shipwright,  10  Birmingham 

Banta,  William,  wheelwright,  Bowery,  near  Bleecker 

Baptiste,  John,  boat-builder,  shop  321  Water,  house  82  RooseT- 

Barker,  George,  hi  carpenter,  44  Augustus 

Barker'  John,  h.  carpenter,  N.  Moore 

Barker'  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  Grand 

Barnes,  Brass,  shipwright,  Buavia-lane 

Barnes,  Brestead,  shipwright,  5  Butuvia-lar.e 

Barnes,  William,  cabinet-maker,  2  M  Greenwich 

Barret,  John,  upholsterer,  80  M  dden-lane 

Barron,  John,  shipwright,  10  Birmingham  BttUH 

Bartrim,  Benjamin,  h.  carpenter,  Walker   ,.>  '■ 

Bartoe,  John,  h.  carpenter.  50  Mulberry 

Bart,  John,  ship-joiner,  12  E.  Ru'ger 

Barthej  Simon,  h.  carpenter,  17  Mulberry 


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Bartlelt,  Benjamin,  shipwright,  near  Youle's  furnace 

Bartley,  James,  h.  carpenter,  13  Mulberry 

Barton,  Benaih,  cooper,  22  Oliver 

Bashford,  Thomas,  h.  carpenter,  First 

Batchelor,  William,  turner,  222  Bowery 

Baxter,  Joseph,  cooper>  13  Mulberry 

Baylis,  Nathaniel,  ship-joiner,  144  Cherry 

Baylis,  Nathaniel,  ship-joiner,  99  Bedlow 

Beach,  Jared,  h.  carpenter,  1  3  Mulberry 

Beach,  Thomas,  shipwright,  Corlaer's  Hook 

Beavon,  Solomon,  shipwright,  92  Read 

Beck,  William,  cooper,  25  Mulberry 

Bedel,  Cyrus,  h.  carpenter,  90  Read 

Beebe,  Edward,  shipwright,  2 1  Division 

Beebe,  Lesher,  shipwright,  101  Henry 

Beedle,  Michard,  shipwright,  95  Lombard 

Beety,  James,  cooper,  5  3  Roosevelt 

Bel. 'en,  James,  shipwright,  1  t2  Division 

Bell.  Adam,  cabinet-maker,  +7  John 

Belh  James,  h.  carpenter  and  joiner,  31  Duane 

Fellows,  Abraham,  cooper,  41  Bowery 

Bennet,  Andrew,  h.  carpenter,  N.  Moore 

Bennet,  James,  cooper.  Lumber 

Bennet,  William,  h.  carpenter,  46  Mulberry 

Benson,  Benjamin,  h.  carpenter,  Fssex 

Benson,  William,  h.  carpenter,  Gold 

Bentford,  William,  h.  carpenter,  48  Hudson 

Berdan,  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  Bayard 

Berrian     Cullum,  coach  makers,  10  Upper  Chamber 

Bcrtholf,  Henry,  h.  and  s.  joiner,  107  Cherry 

Berwick-  John,  cabinet-maker,  Bayard 

Berry  man,  John,  cabinet-maker,  GO  Henry 

Bcseline,  Nicholas,  cabinet-maker,  15  Roosevelt 

Betts,  Daniel,  h.  carpenter,  45  Catharine 

Betts,  John,  coc>pi_r>  47  Harman 

Betts,  A.  if  I.  W.  coopers,  4  Crane-wharf 

Bird,  Mattew,  h.  carpenter,  77  Harman 

Bissct,  George,  millwright,  J7  Mulberry 

Bbck,  John,  cabiuet-maker,  68  Murray 

Blackley,  David,  block  and  pump  maker,  38(S  Water 

Blackley.  Davis,  block  and  pump  maker,  19  Fayette 

Blair,  John,  h.  carpenter.  Mott 


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Blakcney,  Jacob,  h.  carpenter,  63  Read 
Blauvelt,  Richard,  pump-maker,  69  Church 
Bloodgood,  John,  coach- maker.  7  John 
Bloomer,  David,  shipwright,  8  E.  Rutger 
Bloomfield,  John,  h.  carpenter.  Church 
Board,  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  Harrison 
Bocock,  John,  h.  carpenter.  44-  Anthony. 
Bogert,  Andrew,  h.  carpenter.  N.  Moore 
Bogert,  Abraham,  h.  carpenter.  15  Leonard 
Bogert,  Peter,  h.  carpenter,  88  Anthony 
Bogerti  Peter  R.  h.  carpenter,  1 1  Leonard 
Bokec,  Abraham,  cabinet-maker.  80  Harman 
Bonham,  John,  turner,  76  Chatham 
Bonnett,  William,  h.  carpenter,  Pump 
Booth,  William,  h.  carpenter.  53  Church 
Boss,  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  58  Mulberry  ^ 
Bostwick,  Gabriel,  h.  carpenter,  70  Ann 
Bourdett,  Peter,  h.  carpenter,  1 17  Harman 
Bowman?  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  3  Front 
Boyle,  Joseph,  wheelwright,  61  Chamber 
Boyle.  John,  wheelwright,  231  Greenwich 
Brady,  James,  h.  carpenter,  101  Read 
Brady.  Daniel,  h.  carpenter,  9  Anthony 
Brady.  James,  h.  carpenter.  Anthony- 
Brand.  James,  block-maker^  Orange 
Braird,  James,  h.  carpenter,  7  Orange 
Branson.  Ware,  cabinet-maker,  14 1  Division 
Brett,  Peter,  h.  carpenter,  Second 
Brett.  John,  h.  and  sliip  joiner,  Walton's  wharf 
Brewer,  Elijah,  shipwright,  near  Rutgers 's,  Corlaers-Hook 
Brinckerhoff,  Siebe,  h.  carpenter,  87  Read 
Brinley,  John.  h.  carpenter,  283  Greenwich 
Biinkley.  John,  h.  carpenter,  10  Cliff 
Brintnell.  David,  Windsor  chair-maker,  35  Read 
Broad,  Amos,  upholsterer,  46  Maid;n-lane 
Brooks,  Jacol),  h.  Carpenter,  too  Greenwich 
Brooks,  Jacob,  h.  Carpenter,  Harrison 
Brooks,  Reuben,  h.  8c  ship  carpenter,  Hackley's  wharf 
Brooks,  R.  ship  joiner,  1 73  Cherry 
Brower,  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  17  &  20  Beave.' 
Brower,  Jacob,  h.  carpenter,  16  Anthony 


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133 


Brower,  James,  coach  maker,  1 1  Partition,  house  26  Vesey 
Brower,  Paul,  h.  carpenter,  Beach 
Brower,  John  I.  upholsterer,  65  Broad 
Brower,  John,  wheelwright,  First 
Brower,  John,  h.  carpenter,  49  Elm 
Brower,  Nicholas,  cooper,  124  Broad 
Brown,  Adam  #  Noah,  shipwrights,  opposite  Belvidcrc 
Brown,  Alexander,  h.  carpenter,  92  Read 
Brown,  Bush,  h.  carpenter,  93  Division 
Browne,  Charles,  shipwright,  100  Lombard 
Brown,  Edmund,  h.  carpenter,  93  Division 
Brown,  Francis,  cabinet  maker,  Cross 
Brown,  John,  h.  carpenter,  40  Augustus 
Brown,  John,  h.  carpenter,  40  Mulberry- 
Brown,  John,  h.  carpenter,  Charlotte 
Brown,  John,  h.  carpenter,  Bowery,  near  Spring 
Brown,  Jonathan,  shipwright,  near  Youle's  furnace 
Brown,  Robert,  shipwright,  Roosevelt 
Brown,  Robert,  shipwright,  26  James  and  321  Water 
Brown,  Samuel,  cooper,  78  Murray  and  227  Greenwich 
Brown,  Thomas,  boat  builder,  256  Front,  house  6  Roosevelt 
Brugh,  John,  h.  carpenter,  Beach 
Bruen,  Thomas,  heel  and  last  maker,  65  Nassau 
Brush,  Israel,  h.  carpenter,  109  Lombard 
Brugh,  Christopher,  shipwright,  near  Youle's  furnace 
Brush,  Henry,  block  &  pump  maker,  69  E.  George 
Brysun,  William,  h.  carpenter  &  grocer,  56  Bedlow 
Buchanan,  William,  shipwright,  44  Courtlandt 
Buchan,  James,  cabinet  maker,  48  Anthony 
Buchanan,  Falls,  h.  carpenter,  93  Chapel 
Buck,  Daniel,  shipwright,  Bedlow 

Buckmaster,  George,  boat  builder,  191  Cherry,  house  72 

[George 

Buckmaster,  John,  boat  builder,  60  Harman 
Bunce,  Matthew,  boat  builder,  37  Oliver 
Burnet,  William,  h.  carpenter,  Pump 
Burnside,  Thomas,  h.  carpenter,  9  Mulberry 
Burtis,  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  Grand 
Burtis,  William,  coachmaker,  14  Upper  Read 
Burtis  4-  Woodward,  coachinakers,  280  Broadway 
Burger,  Daniel,  blockmakcr,  59  Front 
Burling,  Ebenezer  L.  cabinet  maker,  65  Bcckman 

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Butting,  S.  Sc  W.  cabinet  makers,  15  Beekniar 

Burdges,  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  Elizabeth 

Bush,  Evert,  boat  builder,  343  Water 

Bush,  David,  h.  carpenter,  Chapel 

Bush,  James,  shipwright,  5  Bedlow 

Butler,  John,  blockmaker,  Oliver,  house  28  Oliver 

Buttre,  William,  fancy  chair  maker,  56  Beekman 

V — Masons,  Bricklayers,  Plaisterers,  and  Stone-Cutters* 
Bad^lei  Jacob,  mason,  13  Leonard 
Baker,  Abraham,  mason,  Leonard 
Ball,  John,  bricklayer,  J  Moore 
Banker,  Abraham,  Leonard 
B.4i  ton,  Gabriel,  mason,  59  Ann 
B  a  r,  James,  mason,  42  Warren 
Bates,  William,  mason,  41  Hudson 
Beard  Matthew,  stone  cutter,  63  Warren 
Beaumont,  George,  bricklayer,  43  Barclay 
Bell,  Alexander,  mason,  15  Bedlow 
Bell,  Richard,  mason,  Harman 
Belt,  Jonathan,  mason,  Frankfort 
Beirian,  Peter,  mason.  76  Harman 
Black.  John,  mason,  1  Catharine-lane 
Blake,  Robert,  stone-cutler,  45  Ann 
Blake     Scott,  stone-cutters,  219  Washington 
Blauvelt.  Isaac,  stone-cutter,  422  Greenwich 
Bloodgood,  John,  mason,  26  Anthony 
Bowen,  Jones,  mason,  5  Division 
Bowne,  Elisha,  mason,  Mott 
Brasier,  John,  plaisterer,  9 1  Read 
Britten,  Christopher,  stone-cutter,  Beach 
Brittain,  Luke,  stone-cutter,  36  Broadway 
Broghan,  John,  mason,  Bedlow 
Brooks,  Daniel,  mason,  170  Division 
iSrown,  John,  mason,  98  Beekman 
Brown,  John,  stone-cutter,  66  Mulberry 
Brown,  Phenus,  mason,  First 
Butler,  Richard,  mason,  16  Rose 

VI. — Smiths  of  every  description,  including  those  who  xvofk 

in  the  precious  metals,  jewels,  &?c.  and  Watch-makers. 
Ba<ier,  John,  Blacksmith.  46  Chapel 


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135 


Baker.  William,  coppersmith,  68  Ann 

Balcolm,  Silas,  blacksmith.  Pump 

Banta,  Seibe.  blacksmith,  13  Thomas 

Barce.  Consider,  blacksmith,  353  Greenwich 

Barker,  Joshua,  proprietor  of  air  furnace.  356  Greenwich 

Barker.  Pierson  4*  co.  air  furnace,  338  Greenwich 

Baria,  William,  silversmith,  63  Church 

Barton,  William,  blacksmith,  77  Hudson 

Basret,  Ebenezer,  blacksmith.  96  Gold 

Batchelor.  John,  blacksmith,  shop  comer  of  Greenwich  and 

[Courtlandt.  house  28  Anthony 
Batchelor,  John,  jun.  blacksmith,  house  Thomas 
Batchelor,  William,  blacksmith,  shop  John,  house  70  Chapel 
Beckner,  Samuel,  blacksmith,  shop  Chamber,  house  N.  Moore 
Beckner  4"  Jennings,  coach-smiths,  26  Chamber 
Benvil,  Joseph,  blacksmith,  96  Read 
Berry,  William,  silversmith,  35  Mulberry 
Bogert,  Henry,  moulder,  2  Upper  Barley 
Bolmer,  Peter  P.  blacksmith,  106  Bowery 
Booth,  Joseph,  brass  founder,  71  Murray 
Bourne,  John,  blacksmith,  35  1  Water 
Boutear,  John,  goldsmith.  447  Pearl 
Bowne,  Samuel,  silversmith.  5  I  Gold 
Bramble,  James,  bell-hanger,  8  Dey 
BrinckerhofF,  Cornelius,  brass- founder,  262  Water 
Brower,  Abraham,  blacksmith,  5  Partition 
Brower,  Samuel,  caster  of  metals,  95  James 
Brower,  Abraham,  coppersmith,  13  Harman 
Brown,  Thomas,  engraver,  34  Chnpel 
Brown,  Thomas,  blacksmith,  Hester 
Brown,  Thomas,  stone-seal  engraver,  Broadway 
Browning,  William,  vvh.  smith  and  bell- hanger,  26  Water 
Burdett,  John,  blacksmith,  Washington,  corner  of  Harrison 
Burger,  David  I.  silversmith,  62  James 
Burger,  Thomas,  silversmith,  62  James 
Burgis,  Abraham,  blacksmith,  59  Anthony 
Bingis,  Abraham,  blacksmith,  82  Chapel 

VII. — Mechanics,  T rades  and  Callings  not  befjre 
enumerated. 
Backhurst,  Harman,  baker,  55  Cheapside 
Badcock,  Sinuon,  shoemaker,  404  Greenwich 


Jones's  nkw-york 


Baehr,  Frederick,  baker,  35  Chcapsidc 
Baezler,  John,  butcher,  Mott 

Baggot.  Lewis,  confectioner,  Bowery,  above  Grand 

Bagley,  Thomas,  painter  and  glazier,  Provoost 

Bailey,  Francis,  labourer,  21  Rose 

Bailey,  Hackaliah,  livery  stables,  52  Chatham 

Bailey,  Peter,  coach  painter,  39  Read 

Bailey,  William,  shoemaker,  64  Chapel 

Bailow,  ,  comb-maker,  1 5  U.  Read 

Baind,  John,  rigger,  Bedlow 

Baker,  Charles,  shoemaker,  Lumber 

Baker,  Francis,  rigger.  105  Lombard 

Baker,  Richard,  shoemaker,  Lumber 

Baker,  John,  painter.  Beach 

Baker,  Samuel,  labourer,  66  Anthony 

Baker,  Thomas,  shoemaker,  17  Magazine 

Baker,  William,  shoemaker,  5 1  Partition 

Baldwin,  Charlotte,  seamstress,  40  Warrett 

Balentine,  John,  taylor>  1 2  Magazine 

Bal^  Elizabeth,  baker,  N.  Moore 

Ball,  Thomas,  drayman,  Charlotte 

Ball,  Robert,  saddler,  Cross 

Bancker,  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  57  Ann 

Eanks,  James,  rigger,  95  Lombard 

Banks,  John,  taylor,  3  Old  slip 

Banks,  John,  millinery  store,  5  William 

Banta,  widow  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  8  Cross 

Banta.  Theodosia,  seamstress,  3  Anthony 

Baptiste,  John,  segar-maker.  Pingries  alley 

Baptiste.  John  P.  segar-maker,  37  Division 

Baptist,  John,  cook,  9  Read 

Barclay,  Lewis,  shoemaker,  25  E.  George 

Barker,  Gilbert,  labourer,  Pump 

Barker,  Christopher,  labourer,  1 1 1  Division 

Barker,  Joshua,  currier,  21  Vandewater 

Barkley,  Philip,  coachman,  32  Barclay 

Barnes,  Phoebe,  mantua-maker,  5  1  Bowery 

Barney,  Henry,  hatter,  345  Pearl,  house  36  Augustus 

Barry,  William,  stevadore,  29  E.  George 

Bartholomew,  Lebuzon,  gardener,  Third 

Bartholf.  James,  livery  stables,  4  Fair 

Bashford,  Thankful,  seamstress,  17  Mulberry 

Bates,  John.  G.  hatter,  2 1 1  Greenwich,  house  Barclay 


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137 


Bates,  Stephen,  taylor.  Eagle 

Batey,  James,  jun.  hatter.  4 1  Roosevelt 

Bayard,  John,  rigger,  29  Cheapside 

Bazen,  James,  labourer,  34  Robinson 

Bazley.  Harman,  rope-maker.  Harman 

Bazley,  Robert,  rope-maker.  Harman 

Beach,  Lazarus,  printer,  1 1  Park 

Beam,  Joseph,  shoemaker,  N.  Moore 

Beatty,  James,  hatter,  7  Batavia-lane 

Beatty,  William,  porter,  Orange 

Beaurocher.  Frederick,  taylor,  8  Cross 

Beck,  George,  butcher,  Spring 

Beckvvorth,  Thomas,  labourer,  95  Lombard 

Bedell,  Joel,  shoemaker,  77  Harman 

Bedell,  John,  taylor,  1  Fisher 

Bedell,  John,  shoemaker,  48  Thomas 

Bedell,  Stephen,  shoemaker,  18  Bowery 

Bedell,  Silas,  shoemaker,  1 3  Magazine 

Beerfield,  Henry,  taylor,  4  Chatham 

Beerman,  Jacob,  baker,  38  Dey 

Beets,  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  White 

Behan,  Thomas,  miniature-painter,  114  William 

Belden,  Amos,  sail-maker,  178  Front 

Bell,  Abraham,  merchant,  store,  313  Pearl 

Bell,  David,  labourer,  493  Greenwich 

Bell,  widow  Jane,  mantua  maker,  53  Ann 

Bell,  Robert,  sawyer,  451  Greenwich 

Bell,  Samuel,  baker,  20  Augustus 

Bell,  Samuel,  taylor,  219  Water 

Belvin,  Robert,  segar-niaker,  Bedlow 

Benedict,  Eri,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Fisher 

Benians,  Francis,  dyer,  scourer,  &c.  12  Maiden-lane 

Bennet.  Jeremiah,  labourer,  Mary 

Bennet,  John,  baker.  7  E.  George 

Bennet,  Peter,  tanner  and  currier,  Frankfort,  corner  of  Jacob 
Bennet,  Samuel,  labourer,  Henry,  corner  of  Charlotte 
Bennet,  Thomas,  shoemaker, 
Ben  Ali,  Susanna,  profile-taker,  14  Broad 
Benson,  Garret,  baker,  Beach 
Benson,  Jonas,  skinner.  First 
Benteen,  Elizabeth,  mantua-maker,  82  Harman 
Berry,  Daniel,  tobacconist,  2  Orange 

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JONfcs'S  KEW-YOKK 


Berwick,  William,  baker.  Oak 

Besso;i>  Elsee,  seamstress.  40  Augustus 

Belts.  John,  mustard-manufacturer.  17  Murray 

Letts,  Margaret,  taylorcss,  36  Thomas 

Bice.  John,  labourer,  Vestry 

Biderill,  Mary,  mantua  maker,  Upper  Barley 

Bigham.  Andrew,  gardener.  Hester 

Bigham,  James,  labourer,  Mott 

Bille,  Xavier,  taylor,  Upper  Barley 

Birchil),  Neptune,  coachman,  Elizabeth 

Bird.  Charles,  butcher,  Bowery,  near  2  mile  stone 

Bird'  William,  shoemaker,  7  Oliver 

Bisher,  Frederick,  poulterer,  Hester 

Bisset.  Robert,  shoemaker,  10  Barclay 

Black.  James,  labourer,  Mott 

Black>  Patrick,  labourer,  95  Anthony 

Blackburn,  J.  <V  R.  boot  and  shoe  makers,  9  Maiden-Jane 

Blair,  John,  baker,  8  Beaver 

Blair,  Thomas,  stevadore.  Fisher 

Blauw,  Isaac,  gardener,  opposite  State-Prison 

Bleakley,  Charles,  labourer,  352  Greenwich 

Bleakley,  Robert,  shoemaker.  23  Catharine-lane 

Bliss,  David,  book  binder.  56  Maiden-lane 

Bloodgood,  Margaret,  baker,  43  Robinson 

Bloomer,  William,  shoemaker,  107  Harman 

B'.oomfield,  James,  printer,  1  Bedlow 

Blunt,  Thomas,  patent  blacking  manufacturer,  167  William 

Bogert,  Gilbert,  shoemaker,  2r>4  William 

Bogert,  Albert,  lamplighter,  Thomas 

Bogert,  Daniel,  rigger  and  stevadore,  Hester 

Bogert,  Isabella  G.  tayloress,  Washington,  near  Provoost 

Bogert,  Jacobus,  baker,  1 7  1  Broadway 

Bogert,  John,  rope  maker,  23  Mott 

Bogert,  John,  livery  stables,  1 9  Fair 

Bogert,  Joseph,  butcher,  Bowery 

Bogert,  Joseph,  butcher,  14  Pell 

Boggs,  William,  taylor,  8  Beaver 

Boice,  Isaac,  shoemaker,  E.  George 

Bokee,  William,  plumber,  Orange 

Boland,  Martin,  print  cutter,  44  Church 

Bolmcr,  widow  Maria,  seamstress,  Magazine 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Bonar,  Michael,  rope  maker,  Grand 

Bond,  William,  butcher,  Crosby,  corner  of  Spring 

Bosher,  Jacob,  hair  dresser,  13  Burling  slip 

Bowne,  Frederick,  sugar  boiler,  1 5  Roosevelt 

Bowers,  Michael,  leather  dresser,  spring 

Bowvanhorn,  Paul,  labourer,  40  Augustus 

Boyce,  Nicholas,  butcher,  Elizabeth 

Boyd,  Hugh,  labourer,  14  Henry 

Boyer,  William,  millinery  store,  190  William. 

Boyce,  Gtorge,  rope  maker,  Second 

Boyl,  Caleb,  miniature  painter,  40  Nassau 

Boyl,  Dennis,  labourer,  12  Augustus 

Boyer,  Anthony,  morocco  manufacturer,  30  Church 

Boyd,  John,  taylor,  1 1  Fayette 

Brudy,  George,  porter,  2  Harman 

Brady,  George,  taylor,  229  Front 

Brady,  Abraham,  coach  painter,  1 5  Barley 

Brady,  John,  shoemaker,  8  Augustus 

Brannon,  John,  labourer,  15  Augustus 

Braymer,  George,  boot  and  shoemaker,  453  Pearl 

Brennin,  Thomas,  labourer,  20  Augustus 

Brett,  E.  8c  M.  mantua  makers,  6 1  Liberty 

Brewer,  Charles,  shoemaker,  White 

Brewer,  James,  book  binder,  Third 

Brewer,  John,  taylor,  247  Greenwich 

Brewerton,  George,  enameller,  Bowery 

Brewster,  John,  coachman,  23  Read 

Brill,  ,  gardener,  Grand 

Brinckerhoff,  Fanny,  tayloress,  398  Greenwich 
Briscoe,  William,  brush  maker, -1 2  .  Roosevelt 
Brittain,  Benjamin,  boot  Sc  shoemaker,  6  Rose 
Brookem  Altemus,  labourer,  Provoost 
Brooks,  Henry,  tanner  and  currier,  Magazine 
Brooks,  Jonathan,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  N.  Moore 
Brooks,  Conrad,  shoemaker,  209  Greenwich 
Brooks,  William,  shoemaker,  S09  Gieenwich 
Brower,  Abraham,  hatter,  30  Maiden  Lane 
Brower,  David,  boot  and  shoemaker;  200  Broadway 
Brower,  David,  button  maker,  53  Wfci  ren 
Brower,  William,  taylor,  245  Green  .vich 
Brower,  Garret,  shoemaker,  35  Robinson 
Brower,  Jacob,  labourer,  4  Leonard 


JONES'S  NEW-YOaK 


Brown,  Andrew,  baker,  26  Anthony 

Brown,  Christopher,  coachman,  275  Greenwich 

Brown,  Fbenezer,  shoemaker,  9 1  Harman 

Brown,  George,  hatter,  32  5  Pearl 

Brown,  George,  sawyer,  ->88  Greenwich 

Brown,  Jacob,  boot  and  shoemaker,  2  Gold 

Brown,  Jacob",  boot  and  shoemaker,  95  Maiden  Lane 

Brown,  Joseph,  sail  maker,  44- Chatham 

Brown,  Jacob,  hair  dresser,  50  E.  George 

Brown,  John,  gardener,  98  Anthony 

Brown,  James,  labourer,  46  Division 

Brown,  John,  labourer,  1 1 5  Division 

Brown,  Keith,  hair  dresser,  259  Water 

Brown,  Mary,  mantua-maker,  139  Greenwich 

Brown,  Miss,  milliner,  &c.  5  Cedar 

Brown,  M.  A.  8c  S.  milliners,  8tc.  52  John 

Brown,  Nathan,  hatter,  246  Water 

Brown,  Thomas,  hair  dresser,  72  Broad 

Brown,  William,  labourer,  Anthony 

Brown,  William,  shoemaker,  Fifth 

Browning,  Hugh,  stevadore,  Bullock 

Bruce,  Michael,  hairdresser,  76  James 

Bruno,  Augustine  M.  maccaroni  maker,  371  Pea 

Brunt,  Jacob,  sugar  boiler,  4 1  Read 

Brush,  John,  baker,  9 1  Anthony 

Bruss,  L.  portrait  painter,  30  Cedar 

Bryar,  James,  tobacconist,  122  Front 

Bryar,  William,  tobacconist,  Sixth 

Bryar,  William,  tobacconist,  104  Water 

Bry son,  David,  currier,  48  Frankfort 

Bryden,  William,  tanner,  Magazine 

Buckhalt,  Lodowick,  baker,  53  Chapel 

Buchanan,  Charles,  tobacconist,  121  Division 

Buck,  Francis,  cook,  45  Cliff 

Buckle,  William,  brusumaker,  13  George 

Buchanan,  George,  butcher,  N.  Moore 

Buchanan,  William,  rigger,  Charlotte 

Budges,  Thomas,  painter  and  glazier,  33  Oak 

Bues,  Joseph,  hair  dresser,  43  Roosevelt 

Bull,  William,  rigger,  Bancker 

Bull,  Peter,  saddler,  Llm 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Bulton,  Abraham,  taylor,  1 1 1  Division 

Buloe,  Frederick,  rigger,  89  Anthony 

Bull,  William,  saddler  and  harness  maker,  25  Chapel 

Bunn,  Mary,  midwife,  64  Bowery 

Bunn,  Reuben,  ladies  shoemaker,  60  William 

Bunn,  William,  shoemaker,  64  Barclay 

Bunting,  Mrs.  midwife,  Greenwich,  corner  of  Murray 

Burrows,  Thomas,  rigger,  Oak 

Burnham,  William,  tallow  chandler,  27  Grand 

Burton,  Dodo,  gardener,  Bowery 

Burjeau,  James,  shoemaker.  Leonard 

Burrow,  Samuel  I.  sailmaker,  loft  39  South,  house  5  Garden 

Burk.  Dennis,  shoemaker,  69  Murray 

Burk,  Edmund,  currier>  27  Chesnut 

Burling,  James,  store  tender,  Spring 

Burr,  William,  hatter,  265  Broadway 

Burns,  William,  shoemaker,  97  Anthony 

Burns,  John,  taylor  Mulberry 

Burris,  William,  shoemaker,  48  Harman 

Burger,  widow  Alice,  tayloress,  76  Chapel 

Bush,  John,  shoemaker,  Orange 

Butler,  Anthony,  labourer,  Laight 

Butterworth,  Henry,  paper  box  manufactory,  79  Beekman 

Butler,  Walter,  porter,  Fifth 

Butler  &  Patton,  milliners,  6  Old  slip 

Byng,  Moses,  labourer,  1  Catharine,  corner  of  Division 

Byrne,  Ann,  huckster.  Barley,  corner  of  Elm, 

VIII. — Ship-masters,  Marmers,  and  Boatmen 

Bailey >  Samuel  G.  ship-master,  82  Roosevelt 

Baker,  Benjamin,  mariner,  Fisher 

Baldin,  John,  mariner,  155  Division 

Baine,  John,  ship  master.  199  William 

Barber,  Thomas,  ship-master,  61  Ann 

Barker?  Peleg,  ship-master,  60  Roosevelt 

Barnard,  John,  mariner,  60  Roosevelt 

Barney,  James,  mariner,  80  Harman,  corner  of  Charlotte 

Barnet,  Egbert,  ship-master,  39  Bancker 

Barnet,  Valentine,  ship-master,  29  Oak 

Bcedle,  William,  ship-master,  123  Division 

Bell,  William,  ship-master,  68  Lombard 

Bennet,  Job,  ship-master,  1 6  Harman 


142 


JONES'S  NEW-YORK 


Berton,  George,  mariner.  72  Ann 
Bird,  Frederick,  mariner.  98  Read 

Black,  i — ,  ship-master.  1  1  Gold 

Blackley,  John  S.  mariner,  43  Oak 

Blauvelt,  John  T.  boatman.  47  Hudson 

Blanck,  James,  mariner.  44  Church 

Bloomer,  Richard,  pilot  2  Garden 

Bloomer.  Michael,  b.  pilot,  65  Fair 

Bogert,  John,  boatman,  Laight 

Bool,  Henry,  ship  master.  7  E.  Rutger 

Bourcher.  Henry,  mariner,  20  Harman 

Bourne,  Samuel,  ship-master,  261  Water 

Boweot,  John,  mariner,  37  Catharine 

Bowden,  John,  mariner,  14  Chesnut 

Boyer,  Joseph,  ship-master,  92  James 

Boyles,  James,  mariner,  35  Harman 

Braine,  Daniel,  ship-master,  170  William 

Bray  David,  ship-master,  82  Lombard 

Bray,  George,  ship-master,  Mott 

Brazier,  John,  ship-master,  43  Greenwich 

Brazier,  Philip,  mariner,  24  Bancker 

Breath,  James,  ship-master,  29  Beekman  • 

Bright,  William,  mariner,  Mott 

Briscoe,  Thomas,  ship-master,  55  Lombard 

Briteman,  Joseph,  mariner,  Anthony 

Broad,  William,  ship-master,  Provoost 

Brower,  Benjamin,  boatman  12  Thomas 

Brower,  Ralph,  boatman,  Chai>el 

Brown,  Benjamin,  mariner 

Brown,  John,  mariner,  Bedlow 

Brown,  John,  mariner,  80  Harman 

Brown,  Richard,  ship-master,  66  Roosevelt 

Brown,  Thomas,  mariner,  88  Division 

Brown,  Thomas,  mariner,  62  Ann 

Bull,  Joseph,  mariner,  7  Birmingham 

Bunker,  Obed.  ship-master,  40  Oak 

Burke,  Miles,  ship-master,  67  James 

Burns,  James,  ship-master,  Cross 

Burgher,  James  D.  ship-master,  1 77  Washington 

Burr,  Isaac,  ship-master,  66  Cherry 

Bursley,  Samuel,  mariner,  Henry 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 

Burton,  Thomas,  ship  master,  99  Henry 

Bush,  John,  pilot,  8  Roosevelt 

Bushat,  Lambert,  mariner,  26  Water 

Buskirk,  Philip,  ship-master,  1 5  First 

IX. — Miscellaneous. 

Bailey,  widow  Phoebe>  80  Read 

Baileyj  widow  Phoebe,  First 

Baker,  widow  Elizabeth,  1  Bancker 

Baker,  Mary,  Mott 

Baker,  M.  76  Gold 

Baker,  Susan,  Spring 

Baker,  Tamy,  98  Bedlow 

Baldwin,  Hannah,  Mott 

Baldwin,  Martha,  George 

Baldwin,  Mary,  78  James 

Baldwin,  widow  Susanna,  Charlotte 

Ball,  Eleanor,  Third 

Ball,  Isabella,  38  Partition 

Banker,  widow,  corner  of  Clinton 

Banta,  Jane,  27  Chatham 

Bancker,  widow,  Bowery 

Barnard.  Charles,  First 

Barnet,  John,  36  Harman 

Barron,  widow  of  James,  Bayard 

Barrow,  Thomas,  1  Garden 

Bartholomew,  Nicholas,  Henry 
i  Bates,  Abraham,  Fair,  corner  of  Nassau 
,  Baudrie,  Baptiste  Jean,  5  Mott 

Ba)  lis,  Cuihurine»  3  Bancker 

Becker,  Francis,  89  Greenwich 

Beck.  Margaret,  8  Barley 

Bedford,  widow,  278  Pearl 
\  Bedlow,  Henry,  Water,  and  1  Crown  Point 

I  Be^kimin,  John  K.  20  Robinson 
Beekman,  Sarah,  48  Cherry 

;  Beekman,  Theophilus,  special  justice,  2  Vesey 
Beekman,  Margaret,  83  Greenwich 

|  Bellamy,  Thomas,  Tomlinson's  tea  gardens 

;  Bellows,  Abraham,  41  Bowery 
Benson,  widow,  16  Warren 

II  Bcnnet,  Elizabeth,  1 1  Harman 


114  JONES'S  WEW-TORK 

Bennet  Lewis,  31  Church 

Berault  Charles,  48  Read 

Berry,  Anthony,  Bayard 

Bergen,  Hannah,  6  Mott 

Berian,  Mariam.  1 37  Division 

Bettinger.  Antlrewi  Hester 

Bevose,  Charles>  77  Harman 

Bias,  Sarah.  66  Warren 

Bicker,  Catharine,  27  Oak 

Bishop,  John,  junr.  62  Chapel 

Black,  widow  Abigail,  9s  Bcekman 

Black,  Mary,  36  Division 

Blackburn,  Sarah,  70  Bedlow 

Blake,  Elizabeth,  1  Magazine 

Blake,  Mary,  363  Greenwich 

Blanchard,  Madame,  35  Chatham 

Bleecker,  Garret,  27  Courtlandt 

Bloomfiekl,  widow  Margaret,  59  Chapel 

Bloomstock,  widow  Mary,  Bullock 

Blush,  Elizabeth,  Oak 

Body,  Mary,  Anthony 

Bogert,  Catharine,  57  Cedar 

Bogert,  widow  Eliza,  1 1  Church 

Bogert,  widow  Elizabeth,  185  Greenwich 

Bogert,  Mary,  363  Greenwich 

Bolton,  Anthony,  20  Broadway 

Bonar,  Patrick,  28  Henry 

Bonker,  Stephen,  33  Bancker 

Boos,  Wandle,  60  Bowery 

Booth,  Lydia,  5  Cherry 

Bowles,  Catharine,  1  Wall 

Boyd,  Lsetitia.  34  Ferry 

Bradford.  Catharine.  38  Courtlandt 

Brant,  William,  Lombard 

Brasher,  Mrs.  A.  72  Broadway 

Bray.  John.  33  Bancker 

Brazier,  Ephraim,  Fifth 

Breath,  John,  senr.  29  Beekman 

Breton,  Stephen.  Bullock 

Brewer,  Margaret.  83  Greenwich 

Brewerton,  widow  of  Henry.  Duane 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


145 


Brinckcrhoff,  Peter,  25  Pearl 

Brinckerhoff,  widow,  26  Liberty 

Brinkley,  Catharine,  79  Chatham 

JJrilton,  Miss,  3!  Barclay 

Broody,  John,  I  5  1  Division 

Brooks,  Catharine,  15  Leonard 

Brower,  widow  Mary,  3 2  Barclay 

Brower,  Phillis.  31  Cliff 

Brower,  Nicholas,  75  Murray 

Brower,  widow  Ann,  81  Murray 

Brown,  widow  Ann,  83  Roosevelt 

Brown,  widow  Eunice,  45  Roosevelt 

Brown,  John,  75  Gold 

Brown,  widow  Mary,  Greenwich 

Brown,  Mary,  Elizabeth 

Brown,  Mrs.  Broad 

Brown,  widow,  64-  Cherry 

Brown,  William,  Grand 

Brownbush,  Willempie,  First 

Brownjohn,  Ann,  28  Partition 

Bruce,  Peter,  302  Broadway 

Bran,  Francis,  I  9  Upper  Read 

Brush,  Margaret,  3  Pell 

Brush,  widow  of  Thomas,  99  Cherry 

Buckmaster,  widow  Sarah,  nurse,  5  1  Roosevelt 

Budd,  widow  Elizabeth,  »  Chesnut 

Bufi  re,  Ann,  43  George 

Bull,  Mrs.  45  Partition 

Bull,  Magdalen,  First 

Humstead,  Elizabeth,  Fifth 

Bonce,  Eve,  107  Cherry 

Burling,  Ebenezcr  S.  146  Cherry 

Burling,  Lancaster,  12  Cherry 

Burridgc,  widow  Gertrude,  72  James 

Butler,  Richard  35  Catharine 

X. — Carlmtn. 

Baker,  Richard,  70  Henry 
Banton,  Peter,  Second 
Hanton,  Cornelius,  Second 
Banta,  Henry  I.  Provoost 

P 


146 


JONES'S  NEW-TOHK 


Bartley,  Robert,  13  Mulberry 

Baiton,  Elisha,  Brannon 

I3aum,  James,  Cross 

Baxter,  Stephen,  Leonard 

Bayard,  John,  Mott 

Beam,  JohrVC.  Thomas 

Beam,  Peter,  Spring 

Beatty,  Samuel,  30  Chapel 

Beatty,  Samuel,  83  Murray 

Bee  !,  man,  Harman,  84  Head 

Bell,  James,  Fifth 

Bcnnet,  John,  Fourth 

Bennet,  Cornelius,  14  7  Harman 

Benedict,  Josiah  B.  Chinch 

Benten,  Jacob,  Provoost 

Bertholf,  Henry,  Provoost 

Berwick,  John,  90  Read 

Berry,  David,  Bedlow 

Bice,  Abraham,  Brannon 

Bice,  Her.ry,  Brannon 

Eice,  William,  Third 

Bird,  Henry,  Essex 

Bishop,  Moses,  Cross 

Bishop,  Aaron,  Cross 

Bianchard,  George,  Crosby 

Blauvelt,  Daniel,  422  Greenwich 

Blank,  Jacob,  Elm,  corner  of  Catharine  lane 

Blauvelt,  Abraham,  18  Thomas 

Blauvelt,  Harman,  48  Thomas 

Blakeney,  David,  2 1  Thomas 

Blauvelt,  Isaac,  junr.  15  Thomas 

Bloomfield,  Stephen,  22  Anthony 

Bloomfield,  Thomas,  58  Read 

Bloomfield,  ,  76  Barclay 

Bogert,  Aris,  senr.  Provoost 
Bogert,  Aris,  Provoost 
Bogert,  David  R.  Desbrosses 
Bogert,  John,  North  Moore 
Bogert,  Peter,  46  Thomas 
Bogert,  Isaac,  100  Read 
Bogert,  Henry,  Mary 
Bogert,  Garret,  Read 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


ur 


Bogert,  Peter,  57  Cedar 
Bogert,  John  P.  75  Church 
Bogert,  James,  'J7  Rose 
Bonter,  John,  Spring 
"Banker,  Henry,  oS  Bancker 
Bouton,  Aaron,  rear  of  Brown's  ship-yard 

Boyle,  ,  317  Broadway 

Brass,  Joseph,  Hester 

Brazer,  Thomas,  Hudson 

B.ice,  Hugh,  99  Anthony 

Bnggs,  ELcnczer,  Hester 

Broun,  Isaac,  Provoosi 

Brooks,  John,  Laight 

Brooks,  Joseph,  41  1  Greenwich 

Brown,  Peter,  Hudson 

Brown,  Abraham,  Fourth 

Brown,  John,  96  Anthony" 

Brown,  John,  96  Anthony 

Brown,  Josiah,  rear  of  Blower's  ship-yard 

Brown,  Isaac,  Lispenard 

Brown,  William,  Harman  •  • 

Brown,  James,  North  Moore 

Brown,  Adolphus,  Spring 

Brower,  Isaac,  12  Thomas 

Brower,  Isaac,  Hester 

Brower,  Peter,  57  Anthony 

Brush,  Peter,  upper  end  of  Greenwich 

Buckle,  John  II.  Desbrosses 

Buckbee,  Samuel,  Magazine 

Bulwinkle,  Henry,  Bayard 

Bunn,  George,  Second 

Burt,  Charles,  80  Roosevelt 

Buskirk,  Lawrence,  85  Read 

Bussing,  William,  North  Moore 

Butman,  Joseph,  Mary 

Byard,  Michael,  36  Anthony 

C  . 

I. — Learned  Professions  and  Public  Officers. 
Cabinet  of  natural  history>  City  Hall 
Callaby>  Patrick)  teacher.  28  Water 


M8 


JONES'S  NLW-YORK 


Cameron.  John,  measurer  of  grain,  35  Division 
Campbell,  Malcolm,  teacher,  Broadway,  comer  of  Liberty 
Campbell,  John,  accountant  in  New- York  Insurance  office,  83 
Cannon,  Peter,  inspector  of  revenue  [Read 
Carmar,  Nicholas  G.  weigh -master,  4  Murray 
Carnes,  John,  custom  house  measurer,  10  Lumber 
Castro.  Peter  P.  doctor,  23  Fayette 
Catlin,  L.  cashier  of  Merchants  bank,  45  Wall 
Cebra, James,  customhouse  weigher,  156  Water 
Charge,  William,  teacher,  43  Read 
Chapman,  George  W.  physician,  23  Barclay 
Charlton,  John,  M.  D.  34  Broadway 
Cheelham.  James,  editor  of  Am.  Citizen,  81  Pearl 
Chevers,  William,  marshal,  Charlotte 
Childs.  Francis,  conveyancer,  15  Chatham 
Chilton,  George,  philosophical  lecturer,  24  Cedar 
Chimney  offices,  1  Broad,  63  Beekman,  21  Chamber,  43 
[Oliver,  and  Hutson's,  Bowery  road 
Church,  widow  Ann,  dispensary,  I  80  Bowery- 
City  comptroller's  office,  City  hall 
City  Hall,  Wall 

City  Dispensary,  Beekman.  coi  ner  of  Nassau 
City  Library,  16  Nassau 

Clark,  Benjamin,  measurer  of  grain,  1 1  Thomas 
Clark,  James,  M.  D.  2  Vesey 
Clements,  J.  veterinary  surgeon,  35  Barclay 
Clements,  Joseph,  accountant,  1 1  Vandewater 
Clinton,  De  Witt,  mayor  of  the  city  and  county  of  New-York 

[and  senator,  I  Broadway 
Clinton.  George,  junr.  attorney  at  law  &  member  of  congress, 
Coddington,  Uzziah.  lime  measurer.  17  Chapel  [9  Cherry 
Codwise,  David,  attorney,  Sec.  78  Pearl  &  Dey 
Coffio.  John,  A.  M.  teacher,  28  upper  Read,  academy  89  Bsek- 
Colden,  Cadwr.  D.  attorney  be  counsellor  at  law,  59  Wall  [man 
Cole,  Andrew,  inspector  of  Pot-ash,  21  Thomas 
Cole,  Peter,  inspector  of  hides,  20  Jacob 

Coleman,  W.  counsellor  at  law  and  editor  of  E.  Post,  Hudson 
Columbian  Insurance  office,  66'  Wall 
Commercial  Insurance  office,  50  Wall 
Comstock,  Elisha,  teacher,  5 1  Cliff 
Ccnklin,  John,  marshal,  Chapel 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


US 


Conrad,  Ephraim,  teacher,  32  Nassau 
Conrey,  Peter,  inspector  of  lumber,  J 1  Roosevelt 
Constant,  Joseph,  sheriff,  4  Murray 
Cooper,  Rev.  Gerardus,  27  Fair 
Cooper,  George  D.  counsellor  at  law,  86  Water 
Cooper,  Thomas,  counsellor  Sc  master  in  chancery,   5  5  WaH 
Cooper  &  B.iche,  notaries  public,  See.  86'  Water 
Corbet,  Frederick,  teacher,  68  William 
Cornelius,  doctor,  28  Magazine 
Cornell,  Christopher,  accountant,  23  Liberty 
Court  house,  upper,  Doyer 
Coventry,  John  II.  physician,  &c.  99  Greenwich 
Cowdrey,  Jonathan,  inspector  of  lumber,  E.  Rutger 
Cowdrey,  Samuel,  attorney  at  law  and  notary  public,  50  Cherry 
Cox,  Jamison,  deputy-clerk  of  the  city  and  county,  Second 
Cox,  Robert,  accountant,  10  Duane 
Crane,  Martha,  teacher,  52  Beaver 
Cregear,  John,  physician,  39  RooseveK 
Crum,  Henry,  wood  inspector,  45  Barley 
Crum,  William,  wood  inspector,  E.  Rutger 
Culbertson,  Mis.  teacher,  30  Pine 
Gumming,  George,  Physician,  290  Broadway 
Gumming,  William,  measurer  of  coal,  Charlotte 
Cunningham,  Matthew,  measurer,  21  Division 
Cupples,  William,  marshal,  428  Greenwich 
Curtis,  Abner,  marshal,  19  Fair 
Cutter,  Smith,  physician,  207  Greenwich 
Cutting,  Win.  counsellor  and  master  in  chancery,  38  William, 

[house  75  Liberty 

II. — Merchants,  Dry  Good     Book  stores,  and  Store 
keepers  hi  General. 

Cadle  &  Sti'ingham,  merchants,  9  5  Front 
Cadle,  Thom.'.s,  merchant,  207  Pearl' 
Cagtaganet,  Paul,  merchant,  23  upper  Read 
Gaboon,  William  &  co.  com.  merchants,  96  Wall 
Cairns,  William,  dry-good  store,  81  William 
Cairns,  William,  merchant,  56  Dey 
Cairns,  Frears  8c  Halliday,  merchants,  35  Courtlandt 
Cairon,  Peter,  merchant,  77  Beekman 
Caldwell,  John,  hardware  store,  30  \  Pearl 
Coidwell,  John  U  co.  merchants,  9 1  Water 

P  2 


Caldwell  and  Foote,  merchants,  store  74  Scuth 

Cammann,  Peter  A.  mercliant,  61  Broadway,  store  30  South  - 

Camman,  Charles  A.  merchant,  22  Broad 

Caniphcll,  Archibald,  merchant,  52  Cedar 

Campbell     Mitchell,  booksellers  &  stationers,  124  Pearl 

Campbclh  Thomas  I.  lumber  merchant.  55  Hudson 

Carberry  Sc  Murdock,  merchants,  87  Front 

Careme,  John,  dry-good  store,  396  Pearl 

Curgill.  David,  merchant,  32  Water 

Cargill  Sc  M'Coun,  merchants,  2 1  Coenties-slip 

Carow,  Isaac,  merchant,  222  Pearl 

Carpenter,  Thomas,  merchant,  224  Water 

Carpenter,  Jacob,  lumber-merchant,  1 9  Lombard 

Casenave,  John,  merchant,  house  28  W.  Hall,  store  23  Pearl 

Cauchois,  John  &  co.  dry-good  store,  1 99  Broadway 

Cauldwell,  John,  merchant,  304  Pearl 

Cave,  Thomas,  earthenware  store,  144  Chatham 

Caze  &  Richaud,  2  William 

Chadeayen  8c  Seaman,  merchant  taylors,  310  Pearl 
Chapman,  John,  millinery  store,  "84  Pearl 
Chapman,  Wm.  S.  81  Wall 
Champlin,  John  T.  merchant,  247  Broadway 
Charl wood,  John,  bro.  8c  china  store,  16  Bowery 
Charles,  Mrs.  millinery  store,  414  Pearl 
Chatterton  8c  Remsen,  dry-good  Store,  416  Pearl 
Cheeves,  J.  B.  fancy  store,  409  Pearl 
Cheesborough,  Robert,  merchant,  44  Dey 
Childs,  Evander,  broker,  58  Warren 
Cholwell,  Jacob,  ship-chandler,  Burling-slip 

Cholwell,  ,  merchant,  13  Vandewater       [8c  5  B.  slip 

Christian  Sc  Paxton,  auctioneers  8c  com.  merchants,  142  Front 

Christie,  Mary,  china  8c  glass  store,  37  Maiden-lane 

Church  ScDemill,  merchants,  164  Front 

Church,  John,  merchant,  164  William 

Church,  John  B.  merchant,  25  Robinson 

Clapp,  William,  flour-merchant,  house  Vandewater,  store  181 

Clapp,  William,  merchant,  69  Cold  [Front 

Clark,  Thomas,  lumber-merchant,  87  Lombard,  yard  170 

Clark,  Richard  S.  dry-good  store,  148  Chatham  [Cherry 

Clark  Sc  Ogilby,  merchants,  store  94  Front 

Clarke,  James,  druggist,  210  Broadway 


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Clarke,  Peter,  druggist,  127  Pearl 

Clarkson,  Slreatfield,  merchant,  33  Broadway 

Clarkson,  Freeman,  merchant,  97  Liberty 

Clarkson,  S.  8c  L.  merchants,  Mill,  near  Stone 

Clason,  Isaac  &  co.  merchants,  61  Broadway,  store  20  South 

Clason,  Isaac,  merchant,  61  Broadway 

Cleland,  George,  hardware  store;  above  Union  Furnace 

Clements,  Henry,  hardware  store,  216  Greenwich 

Clendining  8c  Adams,  merchants,  209  Pearl 

Clendining,  Alexander,  merchant,  26  1  Greenwich 

Clink,  Jacob,  merchant,  13  Nassau 

Cock,  John,  merchant,  302  Pearl 

Cock,  Isaac,  merchant,  24 1  Water 

Cock,  G.  Sc  I.  L.  dry-good  store,  258  Water 

Cock,  Elijah,  dry  good  store,  230  Water 

Cock  t\  Frost,  ironmongers,  25  t  Water 

Cock,  Isaac  8c  co.  merchants,  26  Peck  slip 

Cock,  Oliver,  dry-good  store,  13  and  15  Peck  slip 

Codd,  Thomas,  merchant,  138  Pearl 

Codm  in,  William,  merchant,  store  28  South,  house  30  Wil- 

Codwise,  Christopher  S.  merchant,  341  Pearl  [liam 

Coggeshall  &  Cottrel,  ship-chandlers,  299  Water 

Cogs  hall,  Caleb,  merchant,  41  Frankfort 

Coit,  Elisha  8c  William,  merchants,  Crane  wharf 

Coit,  Elisha,  merchant,  43  Fair 

Coit,  Levi,  merchant,  33  Greenwich 

Coit,  John,  merchant,  97  Beektnan 

Coit  Sc  Phillips,  merchants,  Washington 

Coks,  Robert,  dry-good  store,  105  Division 

Cole,  Oliver,  Flour  merchant.  3 1  Pearl 

:s,  John  B.  flour  mercharU,  store  1  South,  house  1  State 
Cole,  James,  dry.good  store,  1 1  Peck  slip 
Coleman,  Robert,  merchant,  129  Pearl 
Collard  8c  Ritter,  merchant  taylors,  244  Water 
Collins,  Perkins  8c  co.  booksellers  and  stationers,  189  Pearl 
Collins,  Charles,  merchant,  24  1  Pearl 
Cook,  Joseph  F.  merchant,  6 1  James 
Cook,  George,  dry-good  store,  103  Cherry 
Cook,  John,  merchant,  22  Btekman 
Cooper,  John,  dry-good  store,  458  Pearl 
Cooper,  John  M.  dry-good  store,  1 1 9  Chatham 
Cooper     Shippty,  merchants,  28  Coenties  slip 


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Cooper,  Samuel,  merchant,  92  Broad 

Concklin,  James,  dry-good  store,  173  Broadway 

Conklin,  James,  merchant,  12  Lumber 

Conklin,  Jesse,  dry -good  store,  1 75  Greenwich 

Connelly  &  Brennan.  merchants,  1 1 5  Front 

Connolly,  William,  merchant,  19  Gold 

Coriies,  John,  merchant,  117  Greenwich 

Corish,  Janus,  dry-good  store,  William,  near  Franckfort 

Corlics.  Benjamin  k  Jacob,  merchants,  230  Pearl 

Corne,  Peter,  merchant.  49  Nassau 

Cornell,  Joseph,  ironmonger,  198  Water 

Cornell,  Thomas,  looking-glass  store,  96  Chatham 

Cornell,  widow,  dry-good  store,  393  Pearl 

Cornell,  Elijah,  ironmonger.  12  Oak,  store  309  Pearl 

Cornell,  Gilliam,  131  My. market 

Corp,  Ellis  &  Shaw,  merchants,  171  Pearl 

Cornwall,  James,  ship  chandler,  57  Bsekman,  s.  Burling  slip 

Corwin,  Leah,  Earthenware,  store  8  Front 

Coster,  Henry  A.  merchant,  28  William 

Coster,  Henrf  A.  <y  John  G.  merchants,  26  William 

Cottrel,  Thomas,  ship-chandier,  Bayard 

Cotton,  Daniel,  merchant,  67  Courtlandt 

Cotton.  James,  merchant,  corner  of  Pine.  69  South  Mi 

Courtant,  Henry,  lumber  merchant,  near  Delacroix's  garden, 

Cowley,  William,  merchant,  73  John  [Bowery 

Cowley,  William  and  Joseph,  merchants,  223  Pearl 

Cox.  John,  dry-good  store,  Peck  slip 

Cox,  Robert,  merchant  taylor,  100  Water 

Craig,  William,  merchant,  39  Courtlandt 

Craig,  John,  merchant,  33  Liberty 

Craig  Sc  Dayton,  dry-good  store,  ;  S 1  Broadway 

Craig,  Archibald,  dry-good  store,  444  Pearl 

Cranston,  Alexander,  merchant,  62  Pine 

Crary,  Peter  &  Son,  merchants,  store  76  Front 

Crary,  E.  and  P.  dry-good  store.  107  William 

Creen,  Thomas.  Albany  trader,  37  Barley 

Cregier.  John,  looking  glass  store,  240  Greenwich 

Crocheron,  Jacob,  merchant,  h.  49  Whitehall,  s.  2  Front 

Crissey,  Samuel,  millinery  store,  407  Pearl 

Cromwell,  Daniel,  dry-good  store,  232  Water 

Cromwell.  John,  dry-good  store,  40 1  Water 

Cromwell  and  Waring,  dry-good  store,  31  2  Pearl 

Cross,  John,  store  Burling  slip,  house  Bayard 


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153 


Crowell,  Thomas,  dry-good  store,  3  Maiden-lane 
Cruger,  Elijah,  millinery  store,  383  Pearl 
Cruger,  P.  and  Hi  office  Washington,  near  Albany  bason 
Cruger,  Peter,  merchant,  78  Broad 
Cruger,  Nicholas,  merchant,  24  Greenwich 
Culbert,  James,  clothing  store,  332  Water 
Cumberland,  John,  looking-glass  store,  1 1 1  William 
Camming,  William  and  co.  merchants,  54  Maiden-lane 
Cumming,  William,  merchant,  1 19  William 
Cummings,  James,  merchant,  144  Water 
Camming,  David  A.  h.  Hudson,  two  doors  from  Jay,  counting- 

[house  290  Greenwich 
Cunningham,  William,  clothing  store,  146  Front 
Cunie  and  Whitney,  merchants,  lsCoenties  slip 
Currie,  Archibald,  dry-good  store,  153  Broadway 
Cushing,  Daniel,  merchant,  house  80  Fair 
Curtenius,  Peter,  merchant,  Denning's  bason 
Curtis,  Joseph  and  co.  hardware  store,  98  Maiden-lane 
Curtis,  Charles,  broker,  3'2l  Pearl 
Cuyler,  James,  commission  broker,  42  Broad 
Culbert,  James,  clothing  store,  332  Water 

IW. — Grocers,  Taverns,  Inns,  Porter-Houses,  Hotelsy 
Boarding-Homes,  Brexvers,  and  Distillers. 

Cabbalow,  Rolin,  boarding-house,  20  upper  Barley 

Cadle,  Cornelius,  wholesale  grocer,  Water 

Cadwell,  Jcduthan,  grocer,  72  James 

Cady,  Cyrus  A.  grocer,  89  Cherry 

Cairnes,  Cornelius,  tavern,  1.5  1  Fly-market 

Caldwell,  James,  tavern,  1 1  Front 

Callon,  David,  porter-house,  25  Garden 

Calvin,  Andrew,  grocer,  33  Barley 

Campo,  Mary  Ann,  fruiterer,  247  Greenwich 

Canton,  George,  fruiterer,  356  Water 

Cargili,  William,  grocer,  420  Pearl,  corner  of  Banckw 

Carman,  Thomas,  grocer,  167  Division 

Carmichael,  Daniel,  grocer,  1 98  Cherry 

Carr,  David,  grocer,  55  Harman 

Carr,  Sarah,  grocer,  347  Broadway 

Carrick,  Robert,  grocer,  28  Augustus 

Carscaddin,  J.  porter-house,  195  Broadway 

Cai  ss,  Thomr.sL.  grocer,  20  E.  George,  corner  of  Henry 


151 


jones's  xlw-york 


Carson,  Peter,  grocer,  28  Broad,  corner  of  Garden. 

Carstang,  Elizabeth,  .tavern,  24  Anthony 

Cass,  Joseph,  grocer,  Hudson,  corner  of  BudJ 

Cassady,  widow,  boarding-house,  10  Water 

Castles,  William,  grocer,  10  Rector 

Caulfield,  Thomas,  grocer,  1  Terry 

Cavenah,  Thomas,  grocer,  comer  of  Wall  £c  Trout 

Cavenau^h,  Stephen,  grocer,  Bedlow 

Caves,  James,  grocer,  74  Catharine 

C!ia:hvell,  Mrs.  boarding-house,  82  Pearl 

ChadwicJc,  Abraham,  pui'tei'-housj,  23  Warreft 

Chariwick,  Joseph,  grocer,  24  Ha.  man 

Chadwick,  Reuben,  grocer,  6  Water 

Chalmers,  Andrew,  grocer,  123  Greenwich 

Chapin,  Elizabeth,  grocer,  52  \Y  arren 

Charles,  Robert,  sailor  boarding-house,  298  Water 

Chaux,  J.  B.  confectioner  &  distiller,  88  Cherry 

Cheetham,  Benjamin,  Loaiuing-house,  56  Pine 

Chew,  Richard,  porter-house,  9  Dover 

City  Hotel,  John  Lovelt,  Broadway 

Clapp,  Samuel,  boarding-house,  5  Gold 

Clark,  Amos,  grocer,  Hester 

CJavk,  Alexander,  grocer,  Broadway,  corner  of  Upper  Reid 

Clark,  Hugh,  grocer,  Bedlow 

Clark,  James,  grocer,  18  Chen  y 

Clark,  Samuel,  porter-house,  240  William 

Clark,  William,  grocer  and  mariner,  90  Fair 

Clark,  William,  tavern,  Bowery,  near  two  mile  stone 

Clark  &  Ogilbie,  grocers,  94  Front 

Clary,  William,  grocer,  36  Catharine,  corner  of  Bancker 

Clews,  Samuel  S.  boarding  house  and  livery  stables,  287  Wa- 

Cjingan,  widow  Eliza,  grocer,  83  Harman   [ter  6t  8  Roosevelt 

Clintick,  Elizabeth,  boarding  house,  229  Greenwich 

Clohosy,  John,  boarding  house,  72  E.  George 

Clouet,  Peter,  fruiterer,  68  Bowery 

Coats,  widow  Elizabeth,  boarding-house,  444  Pearl 

Cockran,  Francis,  grocer  and  stone  cutter,  193  Greenwich 

Codington,  Benjamin,  grocer,  Bowery,  near  Delancey 

Cohen,  Charity,  bearding  house,  2  New 

Cole,  Joel,  grocer  and  tavern,  Albany  bason 

Cole,  Jonathan,  grocer,  13  E.  George 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


155 


Cole,  Willcl,  distiller,  house  2  j  «  oh 

Cole,  Stephen  8c  son,  distillers,  26  Ftrjy,  house  45  Ferry 

Colebert,  Hugh,  grocer,  Mulberry,  corner  of  liestcr 

Collard,  Abraham,  grocer,  Leonard 

Collet,  Charles,  tavern,  50  Nassau   t  / 

Collins,  Mar  garet,  grocer,  42  Augustas 

Collins,  Thomas,  grocer,  55  Cherry 

Collins,  widow,  boarding  house,  72  Front 

Coliey,  Daniel,  grocer,  172  Cherry,  corner  cf  E.  George 

Coltor,  John,  confectioner,  &c.  25  Dey 

Columbian  Gardens,  9  State 

Co;ville,  John,  grocer,  49  Maiden-lane 

Concklin,  Jesse  <y  J.  grocers,  Washington,  corner  of  Vesey 

Concklin,  Isaac,  grocer,  175  Washington 

Conklin,  David,  grocer  arid  boarding  house,  6  South 

Conklin,  John  W.  grocer,  34  Frankfort 

Connel,  John,  grocer  and  bricklayer,  56  Catharine 

Connelly,  Jeremiah,  boarding  house,  56  Catharine 

Connelly  and  Brennan,  wholesale  grocers,  115  Front 

Connelly,  Bnan,  grocer,  14  Augustus 

Conrcy,  Jonathan,  grocer,  15  Chesnut 

Conroy,  John,  grocer,  Barclay,  corner  of  Church 

Contoit,  John,  tavern,  233  Broadway 

Conway,  Ann,  grocer,  36  Gold 

Cook,  Asher,  grocer,  162  Cherry 

Cook,  John  G.  wholesale  grocer  and  cooper,  14  Crane  wharf 

Cook,  Peter,  grocer,  Orange 

Cook,  William,  grocer,  23  Peck-slip 

Cooley,  Daniel,  grocer,  80  E.  George,  corner  of  Cherry 

Coon,  Godfrey,  boarding  house  and  tavern,  14  John 

Cooper,  George,  grocer,  51  Fair 

Cooper,  Samuel,  grocer,  44  Front 

Cooper,  Thomas,  grocer,  First,  corner  of  Pump 

Cooper,  William,  grocer,  Grand,  corner  of  Sixth 

Cooper  and  Williams,  grocers,  177  Greenwich 

Copeland,  George,  grocer,  72  Water 

Corbitt,  Joseph,  grocer,  59  Catharine 

Corlies,  William,  boarding-house,  5 1  Clifl' 

Cornell,  Epenetus,  grocer,  corner  of  Eagle  Sc  Essex 

Cornell,  Stephen,  grocer,  15  Fayette 

Cormvell,  Aspinwall,  grocer,  East  Rutger,  coi  ner  of  Lombard 
Corwin,  Samuel,  grocer,  17  South 


156 


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Cotheal  &  Bailey,  wholesale  grocers,  34  Front  St  1  5  Stone 

Couglilen,  Daniel,  grocer  &  tavern,  64  Front 

Coulter,  William,  grocer  &  boarding-house,  354  Broadway 

Coulthard  &  Son,  brewery,  Cross 

Coulthard,  Isaac,  brewer,  house  Cross 

Coulthard,  Henry,  brewer,  house  Cross 

Coutant,  Gilbert,  grocer,  Bowery,  2  mile  stone 

Coutch,  John,  sailor's  boarding-house,  312  Water 

Covert,  John,  grocer,  Charlotte,  corner  of  Harman 

Covert,  Mary,  tavern,  86  James 

Cowan,  William,  grocer,  9  E.  George 

Cowley,  Daniel,  grocer,  1  12  Cherry 

Cozzens,  Isachar,  grocer  &  baker,  42  Cedar 

Cozzens,  Isachar,  jun.  distiller,  near  the  collect 

Cozzens,  Isaac,  grocer,  4  Lumber 

Cragan.  Michael,  tavern,  59  E.  George 

Craig  David,  grocer.  46  Front 

Craig,  widow  Mary,  boarding-house.  86  Maiden  lane 

Crane,  Caleb,  grocer,  203  Washington 

Crane,  John  T.  grocer,  1 3  Chapel,  corner  of  L.  Robinson 

Crane,  Moses  T.  grocer.  Chapel,  corner  of  Thomas 

Cranston.  Thomas,  grocer.  402  Greenwich 

Crawley,  John,  fruiterer,  439  Pearl 

Creighton,  George,  sailor's  boarding  house,  45  Front 

Crenaugh,  Thomas,  grocer,  83  Front 

Crommelin,  Robert,  grocer.  58  Wall 

Crone.  David,  grocer  and  auctioneer,  Cross,  corner  of  Orange 

Crook,  Joseph,  porter  and  hoarding  house,  218  Water 

Crooker,  Elizabeth,  boarding  house,  1  Division,  corner  of 

Crooker,  James,  sailor's  b.  house,  333  Water  [Catharine 

Crooker,  Simeon,  grocer,  16  Pump 

Crowder,  James,  boarding  house,  45  Henry 

Crowler,  John,  fruiterer,  266  Broadway 

Cruikshanks,  Wiiliam,  grocer  and  carpenter.  40  Greenwich 

Culver,  Daniel,  sailor's  boarding  house,  &c.  150  Fly-market 

Cummings,  Cynthia,  boarding  house,  48  James 

Cumming,  John,  grocer,  28  E.  George 

Gumming,  William,  grocer,  123  Division 

Cunningham,  David,  brewer,  58  Catharine 

Curtis,  Amos,  grocer,  livery  stable  keeper  Sc  marshal,  Chamber 

Cushman,  Michael,  grocer,  55  Nassau 

Cutter,  Ford,  boarding  house,  &c.  5  8c  7  Courtlandt 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


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IV.— House  Carpenters,  Shipwrights,  Joiners,  Boat- 
builders,  Block  fc?  Pump  Makers,  Coopers,  and  Me- 
chanics who  xvork  principally  in  wood, 

Caldwell,  Joshua,  cooper,  24  New 
Callender,  William,  cooper.  1 97  Front 
Callow,  James,  upholsterer,  74  Liberty 
Campbell,  Benjamin,  h.  carpenter,  First 
Campbell,  James,  turner,  80  Chamber 
Campbell,  John,  h.  carpenter,  Crosby 
Canady,  William,  shipwright,  69  Harman 
Cannon,  Jacob,  cooper,  10  Bedlow 
Cantis,  Garret,  cooper,  Delancey 
Cappin,  John,  h.  carpenter,  100  Division 
Carberry,  Lawrence,  cooper,  26  Stone 
Carloch,  Peter,  shipwright,  35  Bancker 
Carloch,  William,  shipwright,  1 1  Roosevelt 
Carman,  William,  h.  carpenter,  Second 
Carpenter,  Benjamin,  h.  carpenter,  4  Roosevelt 
Carpenter,  Henry,  shipwright,  23  Chapel 
Carpenter,  Henry,  shipwright,  207  Washington 
Carpenter,  Jacob,  shipwright,  70  Lombard 
Carpenter,  James,  shipwright,  79  Division 
Carpenter,  John,  upholsterer,  Hester 

Carpenter,  Joseph,  block  and  pump  maker,  203  Washington 

Carpenter,  Stephen,  boat-builder,  323  Water,  h.  27  Cherry 

Carpenter  $  White,  ship-builders,  near  Rutgers 

Carr,  Joshua,  oooper,  38  Harman 

Carr,  Thomas,  ship-carpenter,  37  Lombard 

Carter,  Adolph,  boat-builder,  223  Cherry 

Castilear,  John,  shipwright,  Fisher 

Castin,  John,  cooper,  44  Augustus 

Castles,  Benjamin,  cooper,  23  Chcsnut 

Catan,  Daniel,  h.  carpenter,  Hester 

Chattel),  William,  cabinet  and  fancy  chair  maker,  281  Pearl 

Chana,  William,  shipwright,  Charlotte,  corner  of  Bedlovr 

Chandler,  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  16  Chapel 

Chapman,  John,  block  maker,  323  Water,  house  40  Roosevelt 

Chapman,  Job,  h.  carpenter,  440  Greenwich 

Charlott,  Samuel,  chair  maker,  10  Harman 

Charters,  John,  h.  carpenter,  33  Barclay 

Chase,  Amie,  shipwright,  Fifth 

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158  JONES'S  KEW-yOHK 

Chase,  John,  boat-builder,  309  Water,  b.  62  Cherry 

Chase,  New  burg,  cabinet  maker,  Mott 

Chester.  Nicholas,  h.  carpenter,  25  Maiden-lane 

Cheeseman  &  Brown,  shipwrights,  opposite  Bclvidere 

Chesny,  William,  wheelwright,  Thomas 

Chevis,  William,  h.  carpenter,  48  Cheapside 

Christie,  Andrew,  h.  carpenter,  29  Beckman 

Christie,  George,  cooper,  203  Front 

Clark.  F.benezer.  shipwright,  Essex 

Gfai  k,  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  28  Barclay 

Clark,  M.  and  J.  cabinet  makers,  8  Ann 

Clark,  Timothy,  h.  carpenter,  Fifth 

Clark,  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  Belvidere 

Clark,  William,  h.  carpenter,  38  Anthony 

Clark  Sc  Be rrian,  coach  makers,  202  Broadway 

Clinch,  John,  h.  carpenter,  8  Roosevelt 

Close  h  Gordon,  coopers,  30  Fletcher 

Cochran,  William,  cooper,  65  Division 

Coddington,  Isaac,  h.  carpenter,  56  Anthony 

Coe,  Moses,  h.  carpenter,  17  Murray 

Cofford,  William,  h.  carpenter,  155  Division 

Collet,  John,  block  and  pump  maker,  342  Water 

Collis,  Barry,  cabinet  maker,  9  Chapel 

Collins,  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  Pell 

Colon,  Dav*id,  windsor-chair  maker,  95  Beekman 

Colville,  John,  h.  carpenter,  Orange 

Combe,  George,  h.  carpenter,-  68  Read 

Combs,  William,  h.  carpenter,  14  Upper  Chamber 

Compton,  Ebenezer  T.  shipwright,  1 9  Bancker 

Compton,  Cornelius,  shipwright,  10  Birmingham 

Conachy,  Robert,  cabinet  maker,  2  Cherry 

Concklin,  Benjamin,  shipwright,  Sixth 

Concklin,  George,  h.  carpenter,  69  Chamber 

Conger,  John,  cabinet  maker,  46  Ferry 

Conklin,  Matthias,  h.  carpenter,  Partition 

Connoily,  Dominick,  cooper,  52  Warren 

Connelly,  Edward,  shipwright,  52  -Bedlow 

Conrey,  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  Mary 

Constable,  John,  block  cutter,  First 

Cook,  William,  carver  and  gilder,  Mott 

Cooper,  Gilbert,  h.  carpenter,  49  Church 


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Cooper,  John,  h.  carpenter,  44  Anthony 

Cooper,  John,  h.  carpenter  and  s.ish  maker,  19  Partition 

Cooler,  William,  wheelwright,  1  i4  and  14 1  Chatham 

Cordevv,  Lewis,  basket  maker,  Fifth 

Corey,  Timothy,  h.  carpenter,  Hester 

Corks,  William*  h.  carpenter,  51  Cliff 

Corning,  Amos,  h.  carpenter,  402  Greenwich 

Corral,  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  Chatham 

Corre,  II.  shipwright,  1  13  Lombard 

Cortwright,  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  Pell 

Covert,  William,  h.  carpenter,  »■)  Buncker 

Covert,  William,  h.  carpenter,  Elizabeth 

Cox,  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  71  Harman 

Crane,  Caleb,  h.  carpenter,  Mott 

Crane,  Timothy  B.  h.  carpenter,  79  Church 

Crane,  William,  h.  carpenter,  E.  Rutger 

Crawford,  Alexander,  h.  carpenter,  92  John 

Crips,  James,  cooper,  62  Cedar 

C rooker,  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  Fourth 

Croson,  John,  shipwright,  Clinton,  corner  of  Division 

Crygier,  Aaron,  shipwright,  Mott 

Crygier,  C.  &  L  upholsterers,  store  80  Water,  and  paper 

[hanging  manufactory  3  Warren 
Crygier  Cornelius,  house  18  Warren 
Crygier,  John  C.  upholsterer,  7 1  Stone 
Cr.llum,  Arthur,  coach  maker,  1 1  Upper  Read 
Cu minings,  John,  h.  carpenter,  Charlotte,  corner  of  Harman 
Curtis,  John,  h.  carpenter,  47  Barley 
Cutting,  Josiah,  shipwright,  Youle's  furnace 
Cuttrcll,  Lazarus,  shipwright,  Essex 

V. — Masons,  Bricklayers,  Plaistcrers,  and  Stone-Cutters, 

Cammeron,  John,  paver,  10  Duane 

Campbell,  Alexander,  stone  cutter,  133  Washington 

Campbell,  David,  bricklayer,  F.lm 

Campbell,  Samuel,  mason,  5  Anthony 

Campbell,  Matthew,  mason,  86  Read 

Campbell,  William,  mason,  Elizabeth 

Carloch,  Abraham,  mason,  38  Barley 

Carr,  William,  mason,  34  Harman 

Case,  Young,  mason,  Bowery,  near  Delancey 


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Castine,  John.  mason>  34  Augustus 
Chrisholm,  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  41  Cedar 
Christie,  William  P.  mason,  39  Anthony 
Clark,  Ebcnezer,  mason,  83  Warren 
Clark,  Joseph,  mason,  15  First 
Clifford,  James,  hricklayer,  Pump 
Clingdinan,  Alexander,  masoiu  Third 
Cochrane,  James,  mason,  25  James 
Coddington,  John,  mason,  56  Anthony 
Coddington,  Uzziah,  bricklayer,  28  Duane 
Coe,  Abraham,  stonecutter,  56  Read 
Cole,  Cornelius,  mason,  75  Church 
Coleman,  James,  stone  cutter,  28  Read 
Connelly,  Tuliy,  mason,  21  Catharine-lane 
Cooper,  George,  mason,  10  Division 
Corlis,  George,  mason,  59  Cherry 
Couenhoven  Peter,  mason,  21  Anthony 
Cuff,  Luke,  mason,  12  Read 
Currie,  Hugh,  mason,  Lovell's  alley 

VI. — Smiths  of  every  description,  including  those  xvht 
work  i7i  the  precious  Metals,  Jewels,  fifd  and  Watch' 
Makers. 

Caille,  Francis,  tinman,  67  Nassau 

Caldwell,  George,  pewterer,  and   candle   mould-maker,  f 
Caraben,  Peter,  goldsmith,  49  Division  [Beekman 
Cai-gill,  Abraham"!  tinman,  and  city  sealer  of  weights  and  mea- 
sures, 2_50  Water 
Carver,  William,  smith  and  farrier,  36  Cedar 
Chamberlain,  Russell,  moulder,  Corlaer's  hook 
Christie,  James,  coach  smith,  1 2  Robinson 
Clapp,  Philip,  silversmith,  44  Frankfort 
Clapp  &  Riker,  silversmiths,  373  Pearl 
Clay,  James,  blacksmith,  24  Harman 
Clause,  Henry,  blacksmith,  23  Mott 
Coats,  John,  tin  plate  worker,  354  Water 
Cole,  David,  blacksmith,  47  Read 

Cole,  John,  blacksmith,  ^5  Reatl  [ington. 
Coley.  William>  gold  &  silver  smith  and  jeweller,  191  Wash- 


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Collis,  George,  blacksmith,  289  Water 
Collis,  George,  blacksmith,  63  Roosevelt 
Cook,  John,  jeweller  and  goldsmith-  236  Broadway 
Cook,  John*  goldsmith,  1 1 7  William 
Cooper,  B.  &I.  gunsmiths,  19  Partition 
Cooper,  Francis,  copper  smith,  S6  Water 
Cooper,  John,  black  and  white  smith,  78  Bowery 
Corish,  Cornelius,  blacksmith,  28  Warren 
Crandell,  John,  blacksmith,  Hester 
Crane,  David,  blacksmith,  159  Greenwich 
Crawley,  D.  tin  plate  worker,  30  Nassau 
Cromwell,  John,  blacksmith,  14-9  Division 
Cronk,  George,  blacksmith,  5  Pump 
Cross,  James,  blacksmith,  I  1 9  Bowery 
Cunningham,  Walter,  blacksmith,  Charlotte 
Cunningham,  William,  brass  founder,  5  E.  Rutger 
Cutbirth,  Benjamin,  blacksmith,  40  Anthony 
Curtenius,  Peter     co.  air  furnace,  Greenwich 

VH. — Mechanics,  Trades  and  Callings  not  before 
enumerated. 

Culogan,  John,  hair  dresser,  14  East  George 

Cairns,  Cornelius,  taylor,  16 J.  Fly  market 

CakdulF,  Abraham,  gardener.  Fifth 

Cani|j,  John,  labourer,  73  Division 

Camp,  Philander,  shoemaker,  91  Harmaa 

Campbell,  James,  butcher,  Elizabeth 

Campbell,  John,  shoemaker,  91  Ilarman 

Campbell,  Richard,  shoemaker,  36  John 

Campbell,  William'  shoemaker,  26  Read 

Campbell,  William,  taylor>  2  Lombard 

Campen,  Daniel,  labourer,  249  Greenwich 

Caney,  Sarah,  mantua  maker,  8  Henry 

Cannon,  Abraham,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  55  Fair 

Cannon»  Robert,  taylor,  Orange 

Card,  Elisha,  caulker,  2  East  George 

Cardnan,  Lewis,  sailmaker,  Fifth 

Curloch,  John,  livery  stables,  57  James 

Carney,  Henry,  labourer,  61  Division 

Cunle)  >  Robert,  starch  and  fig  blue  maker,  Ilarman 

Gut,  Connell,  labourer*  90  Anthony 


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Can-.  George,  stevadore,  1 3  Bedlow 
Cam  James,  butcher,  Elizabeth 

Cam  John,  stage  conductor,  1  Courllandt,  house  75  Murray 

Carr>  Robert,  taylor,  20  Upper  Read 

Carrill,  Henry,  butcher,  First 

Carson,  Hyacinth,  baker,  37  George 

Carstang,  Gideon,  rope  maker,  Mulberry 

Carstang,  Gideon,  junr.  rope  maker,  Second 

Carstang,  John,  rope  maker,  Grand 

Carter,  Chauncy,  shoe  maker,  Second 

Carter,  Edward,  labourer,  3 1  Chapel 

Carter,  S.  Sc  M.  looking-glass  manufactory,  289  Pearl 

Cartey,  John,  labourer,  Mott 

Carver,  Nicholas,  sail  maker,  2  Vandew&ter 

Casam,  Jacob,  labourer,  First 

Cash,  John,  tea  waterman,  20  First 

Cashore,  Thomas,  painter  and  glazier,  Henry 

Caslier,  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  36  Augustus  , 

Casmere,  George,  baker,  Magazine 

Cassady,  D.  boot  and  shoemaker,  18  William 

Cassady,  Hugh,  drayman,  47  Catharine 

Cassie,  James,  baker,  1 7  Rose 

Cassimer,  P.  hair  dresser,  38  Church 

Castan,  Jacob,  hairdresser,  17  E.  George 

Caulder,  William,  rigger,  14  Bancker 

Cave,  Stephen,  shoemaker,  Cross 

Cave>  William,  porter,  72  Cherry 

Caywood,  Benjamin,  shoemaker,  1 1  Anthony 

Ceasar,  John,  sawyer,  36  Ferry 

Chadler,  Vincent,  labourer,  Second 

Chadwicke,  Thomas,  shoemaker,  1 10  Harman 

Chalk,  Richard,  boot  and  shoemaker,  3  Broad 

Chambers,  Francis,  hairdresser,  40  Dey 

Chambers,  Peter,  taylor,  27  Oak 

Chambers,  William  S.  whip  maker,  Church 

Chappie,  Eliza,  seamstress,  42  Oak 

Charlton,  Benjamin,  taylor,  81  Chatham 

Charnley,  Robert,  hatter,  19.5  Water 

Chase,  widow  Ann,  seamstress,  27  Mulberry 

Chase,  Wrilliam,  shoemaker,  4  Second 

Cheetham,  Benjamin,  halter,  196  Water 

Cheetham>  John,  hatter,  196  Water 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


1GS 


Chigizola,  Evangeliste,  segar  maker.  1 39  Division 
Chtlds,  Lewis,  painter  and  glazier,  32  Oak 
Christian.  Zechariah,  porter,  96  Harman 
Christopher,  John  R.  labourer,  Orange 
Church,  George,  labourer,  2S  Mott 

Ciceri,  ,  scene  painter,  1 7  Murray 

Cisco,  Peter,  shoemaker,  Bowery 

Clark,  widow  Ann,  seamstress,  Leonard 

Clark,  widow  Hannah,  mantua  maker,  Chapel 

Clark,  Jesse,  boot  and  shoemaker.  80  Chapel 

Clark,  Moses,  oysterman,  Pell 

Clark,  Robert,  boot  and  shoemaker,  61  Harman 

Clark,  Thomas,  taylor,  12  Mulberry 

Clark,  William,  weaver,  18  Harman 

Clark,  William,  rigger,  1 1  Cheapside 

Clarkson,  Richard,  labourer,  69  Read 

Clarkson,  Richard,  hairdresser.  161  Division 

Claus,  George,  confectioner,  1 42  William 

Cieland,  Mrs.  midwife,  6  Fair  [lan« 

Clements,  Robert  &  co.  silk  dyers  and  scourers,  16  Maiden- 

Clevenzana,  Dominica,  varnisher  and  ornamental  worker  on 

Clifford.  James,  labourer.  Pump  [glass.  196  Broadway 

Cline,  John,  rope  maker,  Fifth 

Clinton.  Thomas,  sail  maker,  Sixth 

Coal,  Lambert,  tobacconist,  J  8  Roosevelt 

Coarson.  Cornelius,  shoemaker,  Essex 

Cocklin,  widow  Ann,  seamstress,  Cross 

Cockson.  John,  labourer,  1 2  Catharine-lane 

Coe,  Robert,  shoemaker,  65  Roosevelt 

Cogdill,  William,  comb  maker,  53  Henry 

Coit,  David,  shoemaker,  77  Henry 

Colebough,  John,  sugar  baker,  S  Chapel 

Coleburn,  Nathaniel,  taylor,  24  Banckcr 

ColeRrove.  Francis,  labourer,  Henry 

Collard,  Isaac,  shoemaker,  Frankfort 

Collard,  Isaac,  shoemaker,  45  Division 

Collier.  Matthew,  labourer.  Essex 

Collins,  Isaac,  printer,  1 89  Pearl 

Collis,  John,  paper  hanger,  42  Pearl 

Collister,  Thomas,  sexton  of  the  Trinity  Church,  S4  Etekmaii 
Comford,  Barnet.  labourer,  23  Bedlow 


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Concelia,  George,  labourer,  Walnut 

Concklin,  Dai  id,  baker,  Henry 

Concklin,  Joseph,  shoemaker,  271  Broadway 

Conner,  Barnct,  sawyer,  Greenwich,  near  N.  Market 

Conrey,  Abraham,  shoemaker,  54  Henry 

Connelly,  James,  shoemaker,  Fifth 

Connor,  John  T.  taylod  13  Barclay 

Connor,  John,  taylor,  21 1  Greenwich 

Conover,  Stephen,  coach  painter,  5  Upper  Head 

Constant,  Thomas,  taylor,  1 3  Barclay 

Conway,  James,  hair  dresser,  94  Nassau 

Cook,  James,  labourer,  48  Bedlow 

Cook,  John,  stevadore,  29  George 

Cooper,  Albert,  taylor,  47  Church 

Cooper,  Benjamin,  painterand  glazier,  227  Wililara 

Cooper,  Cornelius,  brush  maker,  1 8  Ferry 

Cooper,  Frederick,  sausage  maker,  Molt 

Cooper,  George,  labourer,  Camel 

Copeland,  Jonathan,  shoemaker,  83  Harman 

Corbilt,  Miss,  milliner,  68  William 

Cornell,  Paul,  rigger,  5  Henry 

Cornish,  John,  milk  man,  Fifth 

Corlhur,  Joseph,  shoemaker,  Greenwich,  near  N.  market 

Corse,  Israel,  currier,  1 4  Jacob,  house  6  Vandewater 

Corey,  widow  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  80  Read 

Corvin,  James,  labourer,  9  Anthony 

Corwin,  James,  shoemaker,  .5  Birmingham 

Cose,  Peter,  rigger,  1 1  Fayette 

Coster,  John,  sugar  boiler,  40  Rose 

Covenhoven,  Christian,  boot  and  shoemaker,  259  Broadway 

Couenhoven,  Henry,  taylor,  4  Courtlandt 

Coverley,  William,  rigger,  3  Birmingham 

Cowans,  George,  labourer,  49  Mulberry 

Cowan,  Joseph,  shoemaker,  70  Murray 

Cowdry,  Benjamin,  hatter,  First 

Cowley,  Alexander,  rigger,  5  Batavia-Iane 

Cox,  Charles,  ban-box  maker,  96  Bowery 

Cox,  Maria,  seamstress,  48  Thomas 

Cox,  Nicholas,  hatter,  4i6  Greenwich 

Cox,  Thomas,  shoemaker,  Barley 

Cox,  Zoar,  milkman,  Hester 


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16,5 


Cozzins,  Matthew,  shoemaker,  55  Anthony 

Craft,  Samuel,  labourer,  87  Anthony 

Craft,  Samuel,  sawyer.  45  Barley 

Craft,  William,  labourer,  Elizabeth 

Craig,  John,  shoemaker,  35S  Pearl 

Craig,  William,  store  tender,  Elizabeth 

Craig,  William,  taylor,  333  Water 

Crane,  Thomas,  labourer,  rear  of  30  Ferry 

Crawback,  Peter,  butcher,  Bowery,  near  Delancey 

Crawford,  David,  labourer,  35  Upper  Barley 

Crawford,  Robert,  sawyer,  450  Greenwich 

Crawford,  Thomas,  tobacconist,  Orange 

Crcgier.  James,  painter  and  glazier,  39  Roosevelt  ^ 

Cregien  Peter,  livery  stables,  75  Mulberry 

Creighton,  Elizabeth,  midwife,  36  Beaver 

Creighton,  Peter,  ladies  shoemaker,  Mary 

Creyton,  Frederick,  oysterman,  48  Bedlow 

Cristine,  James,  rope  maker,  Fifth 

Crolius,  Clarkson,  potter  and  assistant  alderman,  Cross,  and 
Crolius,  John,  senr.  potter,  Church  [34  Upper  Read 

Crolius,  John,  junr.  stoneware  potter,  73  Chatham 
Crolius,  John  A.  potter,  Bayard 
Crolius,  William,  potter,  Bayard 
Cromwell,  John,  laylor,  44  Chapel 
|)  Crooks,  John,  printer,  23  Ann 
I  Crook,  Mary,  tayloress,  24  Stone 
Crooker,  Richard,  printer,  Charlotte,  corner  of  Henry 
Crosman,  Peter,  shoemaker,  10  George 
Crowdry,  Christian,  shoemaker,  Augustus 
Croxford,  William,  shoemaker,  9  Bancker 
Crozier,  Joseph,  shoemaker.  54  E.  George 
Culbeitson,  William,  labourer,  96  Anthony 
Culhnn,  George,  coach  harness  maker.  Broadway 
Cunningham,  Andrew,  rigger,  19  Harnian 
Cunningham,  Jr.mes,  labourer,  5  Oak 

Cunningham,  Richard,  tanner  and  currier,  35  and  47  Cherry 
Culler,  Ebenezer,  shoemaker,  Sixth 
Cuilies,  James,  shoemaker.  52  Cherry 
urtis,  William,  taylor,  Hester 
urrie,  widow  Ann,  seamstress,  40  Read, 
un  ie.  Archibald,  rigger.  Henry 
ushing,  Jane,  mantua  maker,  33  Oak 


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VIII. — Ship-masters,  Marineri,  and  Boatmen* 

Campbell,  Daniel,  mariner,  32  Oak 

Campbell,  Edward,  mariner>  Charlotte 

Campbell,  John  D.  ship-master*  Molt 

Canady,  James,  ship-master,  67  Harman 

Carrol,  Thomas,  mariner,  Hester 

Carr,  James>  mariner,  108  Division 

Carr,  James,  mariner,  Fifth 

Carter,  Robert,  mariner,  93  Lombard 

Carter,  John,  branch-pilot,  56  Ann 

Carter,  William,  mariner,  Essex 

Chapman,  Edward,  ship-master,  30  Lombard 

Chare,  William,  manner,  50  Division 

Chauncey,  Capt.  ship-master,  33  Dey 

Cherish,  David,  mariner,  55  Oak 

Christian,  Frederick  S.  mariner,  1 1  E.  George 

Clark,  Samuel,  mariner,  3  Lombard 

Clark»  William,  mariner,  53  Harman 

Clawson,  Edward,  mariner,  359  Pearl 

Coats,  Stephen,  mariner,  Charlotte 

Cobert,  John,  mariner,  6  Cheapside 

Coffin,  Charles,  mariner,  56  Oak 

Coleman,  ,  mariner,  6 1  Chapel 

Coleman,  John,  ship-master,  25  Partition 
Cole,  Jeremialu  mariner,  94  Harman 
Coles,  Tobias,  mariner,  69  E.  George 
Collins,  Mark,  ship-master,  1 1 1  Harman 
Conner,  Aaron,  mariner,  33  Upper  Barley 
Conner,  Clinton,  manner,  1 1  Oak 
Conner,  Richard,  mariner,  33  Upper  Barley 
Cohwel!,  Daniel,  ship-master,  56  Oak 
Conrois,  Benjamin  S.  ship-master,  E.  Rutger 
Coon,  Samuel,  pilot,  5  6  Roosevelt 
Copp,  John,  ship  master,  12  Fisher 
Costin,  John,  mariner,  12  Read 
Coun,  David,  mariner,  79  James 
Cranford,  John,  mariner,  20  Lombard 
Crawford,  Robert,  boatman,  Pingrie's  Alley 
Crawford,  Wi Ilium,  boatman,  Essex 
Cropsey,  Jasper*  ship-master,  28  Duajie 


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Crow,  Samuel,  shipmaster,  59  Read 
Culver,  William,  shipmaster,  5  Vandewatei* 
Cunninghams  John,  sliip-master,  97  Henry 
Cunanj  Nicholas,  mariner,  147  Division 
Currie,  William,  pilot.  3  Vandewater 

IX. — Miscellaneous. 
Caddy,  widow  Eliza  G.  5  Pump 
Cairns,  James,  18  Harman 
Cameron,  widow  Margaret,  20  Division 
Campbell,  Aaron,  Har.-ian.  corner  of  Clinton 
Campbell,  Hester,  3  Jacob 
Campbell,  John,  91  Catharine 
Campbell,  Margaret,  71  Read 
Campbell,  Margaret,  30  Chapel 
Campbell,  widow  Mary,  411  Greenwich 
Campbell,  widow  of  Robert,  49  Cherry 
Canon,  Abraham,  Corlaers  hook 
Canon,  David,  Corlaers  hook 
Cannon,  Patrick,  93  Anthony 
Carney,  John,  29  Pearl 
Carr,  widow  Mary,  75  William 
Carr,  widow  Sarah,  Buncker 
Carrow,  widow,  13  Fair 
Carver,  Nicholas,  4  Vesey 
Caslow,  Mary,  265  William 
Castles,  widow,  58  Barclay 
Castro,  Benjamin,  191  William 
Cassady,,  widow  Elizabeth,  394  Greenwich 
Cater,  Sarah,  Spring 
Cation,  widow  Hannah,  49  Chamber 
Cawlwell,  Jacob.  21  Cheapside 
Challon,  widow  Ann,  1  I  Bedlow 
Champenois,  Margaret,  82  Anthony 
Champlin,  Oliver  U.  93  Liberty 
Chandler,  Charlotte,  140  Bowery 
Chandler,  Winthrop,  6  Broadway 
Chappel,  Catharine,  49  Cherry 
Cheriot,  Henry,  44  Broad 
Choudounay,  Hypolite,  8  Murray 
Clark,  widow  Abigail,  3 1  Anthony,  corner  of  Elm 


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Clark,  John,  69  Cherry 

Clark,  widow,  12  Barclay 

Clarkson,  Gen.  Matthew,  26  Pear] 

Clearmaker,  widow  Mary,  105  Lombard 

Clement,  Martha  &  Mary,  349  Pearl 

Cockeran,  Philip,  36  Whitehall 

Coddington,  widow  Sarah,  56  Anthony 

Cole,  widow  Abigail.  12  Henry 

Cole,  Diana,  7  Read 

Collard,  Mary,  1 1 1  Division 

Collins,  widow,  35  Harman 

Colter,  widow,  374  Greenwich 

Commociinger,  Elizabeth,  Second 

Conolly,  Margaret.  34  Chapel 

Connelly,  Eleanor.  Harman 

Connor,  Mary,  Lovell's  alley 

Connor,  Theodosia,  Mott 

Cook,  David,  Henry 

Cook,  John,  Crownpoint 

Cook,  widow  Lucretia,  First 

Cook,  Mrs.  85  Church 

Cooper,  John,  59  Catharine 

Cooper,  widow  Frances,  287  Greenwich 

Corbett,  Catharine,  48  Roosevelt 

Cornell,  widow,  17  Pump 

Corn  well,  Ann,  66  Ann 

Corre,  Joseph,  senr.  Leonard 

Conin,  Hannah.  3  Fisher 

Cotheal,  Henry,  15  Stone 

Cortlandt,  widow,  39  Cedar 

Cottilla,  Augustien,  1 1  Thomas 

Cotton,  Mary,  70  Ann 

Coutant,  Henry,  2  milestone,  Bowery 

Coutant,  widow,  Bowery,  2  mile  stone 

Coverzier,  Madame,  10  Read 

Cowel,  Catharine,  2 1  Bedlow 

Cox,  widow  Catharine,  83  Greenwich 

Cox,  Elizabeth,  25  Oliver 

Coxj  Ellis,  24  Harman 

Cox,  Isaac,  Greenwich,  near  the  battery 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY, 


169 


Crane>  Loly,  Mulberry 
Cranston,  Alexander,  62  Pine 
Crasto,  D.  G.  74  Bowery 
Crawford,  Governeur,  28  Courtlandt 
Cregier,  widow,  69  Chamber 
Cregier,  Simon,  35  Murray 
Crigier,  widow,  1  Warren 
Cripse,  Elizabeth,  31  George 
Crook,  Margaret,  48  Dey 
Crookshanks,  Benjamin,  131  William 
Cullen,  Jane,  37  Chapel 
Cullen,  Rebecca,  57  Beaver 
Cunningham,  Mary,  33  Division 
Curry,  widow  Jane,  60  Fair 
Curser,  widow  Eleanor,  Church 
Curtis,  John,  195  William 
Curtis,  Richard,  63  Catharine 

X. — Cart  men. 

Campbell,  John,  Clinton 

Campbell,  Alexander,  Cross 

Canniff,  Daniel,  101  Harman 

Cannan,  Patrick,  corner  of  Elm  and  AntJiony 

Castils,  Robert,  Elizabeth 

Cardwell,  James,  Fifth 

Carnes.  John,  Molt 

Cartex,  Vincent,  Lumber 

Carvey,  Matthias,  Fayette 

Chadderdon,  Joseph,  Elizabeth 

Chafield.  William,  upper  Read 

Champenois,  Daniel,  18  Barley 

Champenois,  William,  18  do. 

Chatfield,  William,  32  upper  Read 

Christmas,  Thomas,  13  E.  George 

Churchill,  John,  Spring 

Clark,  William,  Bowery,  near  Governeur's 

Clark,  William,  Corlaer's  hook 

Clark,  Reuben,  Second 

Clark,  John,  First 

Clink,  Christian,  Sixth 

Vloyd,  David,  95  Church 


JONESlS  NF.W-TOBK 


Cloyd,  David,  GO  Anthony 

Clum,  David,  Suffolk 

Clyde,  James,  Mott 

Coffee,  Edward,  Sixth 

Collier,  James,  4  Second 

Collier,  Matthew,  22  Catharine 

Conklin,  Nicholas,  First 

Connoy,  John,  Mott 

Connor,  Benjamin,  Hester 

Cook.  Michael,  Mary 

Cook'  Michael.  34  Gideon 

Cooper,  Jacob,  Second 

Cooper,  William,  Mott 

Cooper,  Thomas,  Crosby 

Cornhill,  Richard,  Bullock 

Corrington.  Millard,  86  Murray 

Cottle,  James,  Jefferson 

Coventry,  Robert,  Corlaer's  hook 

Covenhoven,  James,  Magazine 

Covert,  Jacob,  7  Oak 

Conrey,  William.  36  Oak 

Conrey,  Thomas,  57  Anthony 

Cox, John,  Second 

Craft,  James,  35  Anthony 

Craft,  Joseph,  Charlotte,  near  Henry 

Craft,  Stephen,  Grand 

Cragg,  James,  17  Mulberry 

Crandall.  Abraham,  Hester 

Crawford,  David,  129  Harman 

Crawley,  Patrick,  1 5  Bancker 

Cronk,  Robert,  79  Read 

Crura,  James,  58  Gideon 

Currey,  John,  Fifth 

Curren,  Hugh,  10  Duane 

Cutler,  Peter,  Mary 

-'  •  D  > 

I. — Learned  Professions  and  Public  Officers 

Darling,  Thomas,  constable,  Spring 
Darnell,  Edward,  accountant,  75  Chatham 


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171 


Dawson,  Thomas,  physician,  5  First 

Debaun,  Abraham,  teacher,  42  Warren  [Catharine 
Degray,  Michael,  physician,  Etc  store  155  Chatham,  house  8 
Degiushe,  Robert,  marshal  and  money  collector,  Provoost 
Delacoste,  I.  C.  natural  historian,  S8  William 
Delamartv*r.  John  S.  agent  of  marine  office,  2  Pearl 
I  DeLunontagnie,  Jacob,  alderman  and  special  justice,  59  War- 
Delanoy,  John,  teacher,  23  Chapel  [ren 
Delavan,  Jonathan  Q.  teacher,  Hudson,  corner  of  Hetty 
Dennison,  John,  weigh-master,"  15  Oliver 
De  Rose,  John  I.  mayor's  clerk,  John 
De  Russy,  Thomas,  French  teacher,  1  Upper  Read 
De  Seze,  B.  A.  M.  teacher  of  French  ami  music,  12  U.  Read 
Devourc,  John,  wood  inspector,  5  Pump 
De  Witt,  James,  accountant,  17  Ann 
De  Witt,  Peter,  attorney  at  law,  61  Pearl 
Dey,  Anthony,  counsellor  at  law,  Vi  Pine 
De  Yong,  J.  J.  M.  D.  6  Thomas 

Dick,  Thomas,  measurer  of  grain  and  grocer,  419  Broadway- 
Dibble*  Frederick,  attorney  at  law,  office  157  PearL-  house  4t 
Disbrow,  Henry  G.  constable,  Mott  [Plnr, 
District  clerk's  office,  49  Dey 
Dodge,  Ezekiel,  inspector  of  customs,  32  George 
Dodge,  William,  custom  house  officer,  47  Courtlandt 
Doig,  Alexander,  teacher,  5  Cedar 
Douglass,  John  H.  physician,  3  Murray 
Drake,  James,  alderman,  &cc.  125  Cherry 
Drumond,  William,  physician,  45  Division 
Duer,  William,  attorney,  at  law,  &c.  16  Nassau 
Dumbolten,  Gad,  teacher  and  captain  of  city  watch,  3d  dis- 

[trict,  Beach 

Dunscomb,  Mrs.  Eliza,  boarding  school,  28  Marketfield 

Dunkley,  Joseph,  marshal,  52  Cherry 

Dunn,  David,  accountant,  Vestry 

Dunn,  Richard,  accountant,  22  Cedar 

Dunn,  Samuel,  inspector  of  staves,  8cc.  105  Harman 

Durant,  James  B.  1 14  Pearl 

Duryee,  John,  accountant,  17  Rose 

Dusenbury.  Amaziah,  deputy  sheriff,  24  Thomas 


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II.— Merchants,  Dry  Good  fcf  Book  stores,  and  Store 
keepers  in  General. 
Dally,  Abraham,  ship-chandler,  George,  corner  of  Cherry 
Dando.  Stephen  4-  Samml.  battel*  1 1  Maiden  lane 
Daniels,  Ephraim,  lumber  merchant,  +1  George 
Daniels,  David  I.  merchant  and  auctioneer!  153  Pearl 
Dannenbcrg,  Frederick  W.  toy  shop,  55  Maiden-lane 
D'Anteroches,  L  P.  dry-good  store,  Chatham 
Daponte,  Lorenzo,  merchant,  Bayard 

Dashi  John  B.  junr.  ironmonger.  1 17  Broadway,  h.  72  Liberty 
Davenport  Ec  South,  merchants,  2 1 1  Pearl 
Davidson,  James,  ship-chandler,  173  Washington,  house  410 
Davie,  Archibald,  merchant,  22  Liberty  [Greenwich 
Davis,  Cornelius,  bookseller,  &c.  7  Peck  slip 
'Davis,  widow  Elizabeth,  hardware  store,  180  Greenwich 
Davis,  Francis,  merchant  taylor,  128  Water 
Davis,  Joel,  lumber  merchant,  Ackerley's  shipyards,  house 
Davis,  Matthew  L.  auctioneer,  49  Stone  [32  Oliver 

Davison,  William,  dry-good  store,  428  Pearl 
Day  h  Smith,  dry-good  store,  183  Broadway 
Dayton,  Horatio  R.  merchant,  142  Washington 
Dayton  &  Wright,  dry-good  store,  164  Broadway 
Deaie  &  Andrews,  booksellers  &  printers,  74  Maiden-lane 
Deas,  David,  merchant,  6  Wall 
Decker,  I.  &  M.  dry- good  store.  432  Pearl 
Decker  4"  Sciimelzel.  dry-good  store,  95  Chatham. 
Dederer,  Joseph,  merchant,  30  Partition 
Deforest.  William,  hardware  store,  107  Maiden-lane,  house 
Degraw  Sc  Slocum,  merchant  laylors,  24  Liberty  [133  Water 
Delafield,  John,  merchant,  16  Wall,   or  at  United  Insurance 
Delaplaine,  Nicholas,  ironmonger,  199  Greenwich    [office  47- 
Delaplaine,  Samuel,  merchant,  136  Bowery 
Delves.  Thomas,  merchant,  95  Front,  house  56  Wall 
Demill.  Peter,  merchant,  106  Gold 
Denning,  William,  merchant,  oil  Broadway 
Denny,  Henry,  glass  &  earthenware  store,  210  Greenwich 
Dennies,  J.  C.  merchant,  57  Stone,  store.  Mill 
Denton,  Little  ft  co.  merchants,  125  Pearl 
Denton  8c  Smith,  merchants,  25Coenties  slip 
Depeyster,  Frederick,  merchant,  24  Broad 
Depeyster,  John,  merchant,  92  Beekman 
Depeyster,  James,  merchant,  218  William 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


173 


Depeyster,  John,  merchant,  93  Liberty 
Depeyster,  I.  8c  G.  merchants,  '239  Front 
Desdoity,  John  I.  merchant,  Grand 
Desobry,  Benjamin,  merchant,  26 1  William 
Despard  Sc  Thomas,  merchants.  132  Water 
Despard.  Richard,  merchant,  tl  Vesey 
Devoue,  Frederick,  merchant,  338  Pearl 
Devoue,  F.  <V  co.  merchants,  24  Peck  slip 
Dickey.  Robert,  merchant,  37  South,  house  100  Greenwich 
Dickinson,  Benjamin,  ship-chandler,  87  Read  . 
Dickinson,  Charles,  ship-chandler,  226  Cherry,  corner  of 
Dickinson,  Charles,  merchant,  57  Liberty  [Charlotte 
Dickinson.  John,  ship  chandler,  3  1-  Hudson 
Dickson,  David,  auctioneer  and  com.  merchant,  40  Wall 
Diggtinsi  Augustus,  dry-good  store,  65  Maiden-lane 
Disbrow,  John,  merchant  taylor,  93  Read 
Disbrow     Rich,  merchant  taylors,  166  Pearl 
Dilchall,  John,  merchant  taylor,  1  36  Bowery 
Dissosway,  Israel,  dry-good  store,  12  Front,  house 
Divine,  Hewlet  Sc  co-  flour  merchants,  79  Beekman  slip 
Dixon,  Jonathan,  ironmonger,  1.17  Chatham 
Dodge,  William,  coal  merchant  and  measurer,  47  Courtlandt 
Dohrman,  Arnold  H.  merchant,  Bowery 
Dominick,  George,  lumber  merchant,  156  Chatham 
Dominick  Sc  Smith,  hardware  store,  25  Maiden-lane 
Domini  Bernard,  bookseller,  Sec.  136  Pearl 
Doughty,  Samuel,  lumber  merchant,  143,  h.  147  Cherry 
Douglass,  Benjamin,  junr.  dry-good  store,  148  Cherry 
Douglass,  James,  dry-good  store,  15  1  Chatham 
Dover,  John,  merchant,  161-  Broadway 
Downing,  Jacob,  flour  merchant,  39  Bancker 
Downing,  John,  dry-good  store,  337  Pearl 
Downing,  Samuel,  flour  merchant.  25  Beekman  slip,  house  M 
Downing  Sc  Kirk,  flour  merchants,  230  Front  [Mott 
Doyer,  Henry,  merchant,  1  Doyer 
Drake,  Christopher,  dry-good  store,  96  Maiden-lane 
Drake,  Jacob,  merchant,  k!2  James 
Drake,  James,  merchant  taylor,  127  Cherry 
Drake,  James,  dry-good  store,  30  Bowery 
Drake,  James,  merchant,  125  Cherry 
Drake,  Moses,  dry-good  store,  129  Cherry,  h«  99  Catharine 

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Drake,  Oliver,  dry-good  stoi  c.  132  Chatham 

Dubois,  Cornelius,  merchant,  3G  Pearl 

Dubois,  Francis,  perfumery,  253  Broadway 

Duffle,  John,  merchant,  80  and  8 1  l  ront 

Dumont,  Peter,  niercbant,  47  Stone 

Duncan,  George,  merchant,  1?3  Pearl,  house  66  William 

Duncan.  James,  dry- good  store,  62  Chatham 

Dunham,  Abraham,  merchant  taylor,  338  Water 

Dunham,  David,  auctioneer,  Sec.  144  Pearl 

Dunham  &  Randolph,  merchants,  143  Pearl 

Dunlap,  James,  merchant,  1 1  Courllandt 

Dunbp  &  Grant,  merchants,  214  Pearl 

Dunn,  James,  dry-good  store,  Greenwich,  corner  of  Warren 

Dupont,de  Nemours  8c  co.  merchants,  W&sbington,  near  Car- 

Dupoy,  B.  merchant,  147  Water  [lisle 

Dupoy,  John,  merciiant,  56  Warren 

Durand,  I.  P.  merchant,  Washington,  near  Dey 

Durell,  William,  bookseller  &  stationer,  106  .Maiden-lane 

Duryee,  Abraham,  merchant  taylor,  200  Water 

Duryee,  Charles,  merchant,  43  Stone 

Duryee,  John  T.  merchant,  164  Pearl,  house  69  Pine 

Duryee  Sc  Heyer,  hardware  store,  47  and  48  Water 

Dustan,  Peter,  merchant.  26  South,  house  19  Broadway 

Duvall.  Charles,  merchant,  4  New 

Duval,  William,  merchant  taylor.  172  Greenwich,  or  53  Def 

Duval  £c  Theal,  merchant  taylors,  78  Front 

Duyckinck,  E.  bookseller  Sc  stationer,  1 10  Pearl,  h.  45  Gold 

III. — Grocers,  Taverns,  Lins,  Porter- Houses,  Hotels, 
Boarding-Houses,  Brewers,  and  Distillers. 

Dailey,  Charles,  grocer,  34  Pearl,  corner  of  Mooi-e 
Dalyel.  James,  grocer.  415  Greenwich 
Dana,  Edmund,  grocer,  Charlotte,  corner  of  Bedlow 
Danforth,  Rachel,  boarding  house,  85  Fair- 
Daniel,  James,  porter  house,  44  Cedar- 
Davenport,  Christopher,  porterhouse,  9  Warren 
Davenport,  R.  &  C.  wholesale  grocers,  35  Peck-slip 
David,  Thomas,  grocer,  193  Water 
Davis,  Abraham,  tavern.  Broadway,  near  Vauxhall 
Davis,  Daniel,  boarding  &  porter  house,  222  Cherry 
Davis,  David,  brewer  and  malster,  41  Oliver 
Davis,  James,  grocer*  38  Catharine 

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MERCANTILE  DIRECTORT. 


175 


Davis.  Joseph,  boarding  house,  146  Water 

Davis,  witlow  Margaret,  boarding  house,  Cross 

Davis,  Samuel,  grocer,  70  Broad 

Davis,  Isaac,  grocer,  25  E.  George 

Davis,  Elizabeth,  grocer  Second,  corner  of  Pump 

Day,  John,  grocer  and  cartman.  Elm 

Dealy,  Nicholas,  grocer,  Tryon-row,  corner  of  Augustus 

Dean,  Gilbert,  boarding  house,  15  Chapel 

Dean,  Gilbert,  grocer,  78  Lombard 

Dean,  Sarah,  porter  house,  SS  Bancker 

Deary,  Gilbert,  grocer,  Hester,  corner  of  Essex 

Decker,  Samuel)  grocer,  Ecc.  Charlotte 

Decoust,  Peter,  tavern,  Henry 

Deder-er  &  Lines,  grocers,  18.5  Greenwich 

Deforest,  Benjamin,  grocer,  31  Peck  slip,  house  Roosevelt 

Deforest,  Lawrence  V.  grocer,  Old  slip 

Deforest,  Lyons,  grocer,  0  William 

Degarmo,  William,  grocer*  Washington,  corner  of  Vesey 

Degrove,  Elizabeth,  sailor's  boarding  house,  120  Cherry 

Debart,  Mariam,  grocer,  Cherry,  near  Charlotte 

Dekleyn,  Barent,  tavern  8c  Hoboken  Ferry,  above  state  prison 

Delano,  Paul,  grocer  and  ship-master.  242  Water 

Delamontagnie,  Joseph,  tavern,  73  Vesey 

Delaplane,  James  K.  boarding  house,  15  Burling  slip 

Delacroix  8c  Son,  Vauxhall.  Bowery 

Delacroix>  Joseph,  distiller,  Crosby 

Demaray,  Joseph,  grocer,  62  Chapel 

Demaray  8c  Van  Norden.  grocers,  102  Washington 

Demarest,  David  I.  grocer,  1 63  Washington 

Demarest,  John,  grocer,  Desbrosses 

Demarest,  Joseph,  grocer,  83  Bedlow,  corner  of  Birmingham 

Demarest,  Thomas,  grocer,  99  Read 

Demarest,  Rachel,  boarding  house,  19  Chapel 

Demoit,  John,  grocer,  59  Lombard 

Demilt,  Peter,  boarding  house  and  taylor,  84  John 

Dempsey,  Elizabeth,  boarding  house,  8  Courtlandt 

Denham,  Christopher,  grocer,  1 6  Anthony 

Dennison,  John,  grocer,  161  Cherry 

Dian,  Peter,  grocer,  14  Fayette 

Dick.  Thomas,  grocer,  Broadway,  above  U.  furnnee 

Dickenson  8c  Beasly,  tavern,  2 1  Front 

Dickerman,  William;  grocer,  Spring 


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Dickson,  Peter,  distiller;  4  Rider 

Dikeman,  States,  grocer,  70  Partition 

Dikeman  8c  Vrccland,  grocers,  163  Fly- market 

Dill,  Vincent,  grocer,  l  irst,  corner  of  Hester 

Ddlon,  Sarah,  porter  and  boarding  house,  7  Broad 

Dissuierssoir,  Chenelette,  distiller,  102  Broadway 

Disbrow,  Caleb,  grocer,  40  Barley 

Ditson.  John,  grocer.  Rutger,  coi'ner  of  Bedlow 

Dixon,  William  B.  grocer,  124  Bowery  [of  Harman 

Dobbin,  James,  wholesale  &  retail  grocer,  3  Catharine,  corner 

Dobson,  William  B.  grocer  Sc  tavern,  43  E.  George,  c  Bedlow 

Dominick,  John,  grocer  and  hai-dware  store,  Cherry,  house 

Donagban,  widow,  grocer,  148  Cherry  [65  Beekman 

Dooley.  Patrick,  grocer.  1 10  Water 

Doran  8c  Cunningham,  grocers,  37  E.  George,  cor.  Bedlow 

Doty,  Isaac,  brewer,  !9Cheapside 

Dougherty.  Eleanor,  grocer,  15  Warren 

Dougherty,  Hugh,  grocer,  27  New 

Dougherty,  Hugh,  tavern.  Greenwich,  near  state  prison 

Dougherty,  Robert,  boarding  house.  64  Nassau 

Douchct,  John  <y  co.  wine  and  porter  vaults,  358  Pearl 

Doughty,  James,  tavern.  Greenwich,  near  state  prison 

Doughty,  John,  tavern.  Greenwich,  near  state  prison 

Doughty,  Willets  &  co.  brewers,  Cheapside 

Douglass,  Ann.  grocer,  21  E.  George,  coi  ner  of  Henry 

Douglass.  Joseph,  grocer,  I  Mo't 

Downey,  John,  grocer,  87  Cherry 

Doyles,  Bridget,  grocer,  27  Chesnut 

Doyle,  Dennis,  grocer,  326  Water 

Drake,  David,  grocer.  82  James 

Drake,  John,  grocer,  16  Cherry 

Drake,  John  &  Jacob,  grocers,  1 98  Front 

Drake,  Reuben,  grocer,  33  E.  George 

Drake,  Reuben,  grocer  64  Henry 

Dufhe,  James,  grocer,  6  Front 

Dunbar,  Peter,  boarding  house,  126  Front 

Duncan.  Charles  E.  grocer,  East  Rutger,  comer  of  Lombard 

Duncan,  Elizabeth,  boarding  house,  222  Water 

Dunlap,  Thomas,  brewer,  322  Broadway 

Duiilivy,  widow  Hannah,  gi-ocer,  1 5  Augustus 

Dunn,  Enoch,  grocer.  24  Moore 

Dunn  Ec  Burnton,  grocer:.}  30  Cedar 


MERCANTILE  BIREGTORT'. 


Duron  t,  William,  tavern,  98  James 

Duryee,  Abraham,  grocer  &  Brooklyn  ferry,  167  Fly-market 

Duryee,  George,  grocer,  29  Gokl 

Duryee,  George,  grocer,  Corlaer's  hook 

Dusenbury,  Ann,  grocer,  70  Bedlow 

Dusenbury,  William,  grocer,  Hester 

Dure,  Joseph,  fruiterer,  254  Broadway 

Dustan,  James,  grocer,  Greenwich 

Dustan,  William,  grocer,  141  Greenwich 

Dykeman,  Dykeman,  grocer,  64  Barley 

IV. — House-Car perders,  Joiners,  Cabinet  Makers^  Skip 
Wrights,  Boat-Builders,  Block  and  Pump  Makers, 
Coopers,  and  Mechanics,  toko  xvork  principally  in  xvood. 

Dally,  Joseph,  shipwright,  95  Harman 

Dally,  Patrick,  h.  carpenter.  Mulberry 

Dananport,  Isaac,  trunk  maker,  203  Washington 

Daniels,  Ephraim,  h.  carpenter  8c  grocer,  201  William 

Davis,  Stephen,  h.  carpenter,  '23  Read 

Dawson,  Samuel,  trunk  maker,  48  Frankfort 

Day,  Jacob,  h.  carpenter,  58  Chamber 

Day,  Jacob,  h.  carpenter,  Marketfield,  house  26  Chamber 

Day,  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  44  Oak  <• 

Day,  William,  cabinet  maker,  Cross 

Dean,  Jacob  S.  shipwright,  Mulberry 

Dean,  William,  cooper,  Mott 

Dean  Sc  Mead,  coopers,  Walton's  wharf 

Dearman,  Justus,  dock  builder,  96  Chamber 

Debevoi3,  Carl,  h.  carpenter,  Leonard 

Debois,  Isaac,  h.  carpenter,  Hudson 

Decker,  Lewis,  cabinet  maker,  8  Anthony 

Dedum,  Jonathan,  shipwright,  9  Frankfort 

Deforest,  Abraham,  h.  carpenter,  First 

Deforest,  Isaac,  h.  carpenter,  First 

Degraw,  Walter,  cooper,  53  Read 

Dei; ray,  Harman,  h.  carpenter,  Leonard 

Degroodt,  Richard  L.  shipwright,  68  E.  George 

Dekleyn,  Leonard,  h.  carpenter,  Laight 

Delamater,  John,  h.  carpenter,  75  Cherry 

Demarest,  Abraham,  h.  carpenter,  Desbrosses 

Demarest,  Barent,  h.  carpenter,  Laight 


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Demarest,  Roclef,  h.  carpent.-r,  63  Hudson 

Demurest,  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  89  Cliurch 

Demy  Nicholas,  h.  carpenter,  I  Hester 

Djmilt,  Isaac,  h.  carpenter,  48  Gold 

Demming  8c  Turner,  cabinet  makers,  38  Barclay 

Dennis,  James,  cabinet  maker,  4  Becllow 

Dennis,  Jonathan,  shipwright,  35  Catharine 

Dcnoyel,  Paul,  shipwright,  1  Bullock 

Denton,  George,  h.  carpenter,  42  Lombard 

Denny,  Dennis,  carver  q  gilder,  2 1  Thomas 

Devoe,  Charles,  cooper,  Ackerley's  wharf,  house  112Lom- 

Devoe,  Isaac,  shipwright,  Mulberry  [bard 

Dick,  Richard,  h.  carpenter,  71  Murray 

Dickenson,  ,  h.  carpenter,  Crosby 

Didney,  Thomas,  h.  carpenter,  Corlaer's  hook 

Disbrow,  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  Broadway,  above  the  Union 

Dixey,  John,  carver  &  gilder,  1 18  William  •  [furnace 

Dixon,  John,  cooper,  23  Harman 

Dobbs,  Jeremiah,  cooper,  195  Division 

Dobbs,  John,  h.  carpenter,  172  Division 

Dobb,  Peter,  dock  builder,  noith  Moore 

Dod,  Moses,  h.  carpenter,  44  Hudson 

Dod,  Jonathan,  cooper,  Barley 

Dodge,  Jeremiah,  shipwright,  Bedlow 

Dodge,  Daniel,  shipwright,  Suffolk 

Dodge,  John,  ship  wright,  1 13  Division 

Doland,  John  T.  cabinet  maker,  65  Beekman 

Dominick,  Daniel,  h.  carpenter,  Mechanic  alley,  house  17 

Dominick,  James  YV.  cabinet  maker,  Chatham  [Fayette 

Donaldson,  William,  coach  maker,  47  Nassau 

Donaldson  &  Bloodgood,  coach  makers,  9  John 

Donnington,  Thomas,  cooper,  20  Chesnut 

Doughty,  John,  cooper,  52  Bedlow 

Douglass,  Benjamin,  h.  carpenter,  57  Mulberry 

Douglass,  Duncan,  h.  carpenter,  Piovoost 

Dove,  William,  cabinet  maker,  161  &  163  William 

Downing.  Richard,  h.  carpenter,  Fourth 

Doyle,  Dennis,  h.  carpenter.  1 6  Oliver 

Drake,  John,  wheelwright,  Hudson 

Dulfie,  Ross,  cooper,  21  Fletcher,  8t  1 1  Fayette 

Duffy,  Ross,  cooper*  29  Cutharine 


MERCANTILE  V.  .FCTO.IY 


179 


Dugall,  William,  wheelw  i|  ht,  70  b<.  <very' 

Dugan,  John,  cooper,  92  Front 

Dunham,  James,  cooper,  17  'i  hamea 

Durea,  Peter,  h.  carpenter,  t*  Cnapel 

Durham,  Andrew,  h.  carpenter,  223  William 

Durham,  James,  h.  carpenter,  263  Wiliiam 

Dupont,  Francis,  cabinet  maker,  1 6  Mulberry 

Duval,  James,  shipwright,  153  Division 

Dykeman,  Matthew,  block  &  pump  maker,  34  Fletcher 

V.  — Mijsons,  Bricklayers,  Plaistcrers,  and  Stone  Cutters. 

Dullow,  John,  mason,  40  James 

Danielson.  John,  Mason,  1  Birmingham 

Darby,  Michael,  mason,  29  George 

Decamp,  David,  bricklayer,  Vestry 

Deval,  Aaron,  mason,  Bullock 

Dettent,  John,  mason,  Fisher 

Devoe,  John,  stone  cutter.  23  Lumber 

Devoe,  Peter,  stone  cutter,  12  Rector 

Dick,  Thomas,  mason,  45  lower  Robinson 

Donald,  William,  stone  cutter,  89  Read 

Donavan,  Richard,  mill-stone  maker,  75  Cherry  St  5  Cross 

Donovan,  John,  mason,  279  Greenwich 

Douglass,  James,  stone  cutter,  419  Greenwich 

Dow,  John,  stone  cutter,  358  Greenwich 

Duffie,  James,  mason,  23  Chamber 

Duncun.  William,  mason.  18  Bancker 

Dwyer,  James,  mason,  2 1  George 

VI.  — Smiths  of  every  description,  including  those  tvhozvork 
in  the  precious  metals,  Jewels,  &c.  and  Watch  makers. 

Dally,  George,  blacksmith,  Sixth 

Day,  William,  moulder,  3  13  Greenwich 

Debevoise,  Charles,  junr.  blacksmith,  95  Chapel 

Demurest,  John,  blacksmith,  34  Anthony 

Demarest,  Simon,  blacksmith,  upper  end  of  Greenwich 

Demilt,  Thomas  &  B.  watch  &  clock  makers,  156  Water 

Demilt,  Samuel,  watch  and  clock  maker.  84  John 

Deusenberry,  Henry,  blacksmith,  26  TlTomas  t 

Devon,  Isaac,  blacksmith,  43  Harman 

Dewey,  Moses,  tinman.  84  Cedar 


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Dickerson,  Amos,  blacksmith.  45  Barley 
Dickenson.  James,  blacksmith.  Washington,  near  Jay 

Diteman,  ,  blacksmith.  5 1  Bowery 

Dodge.  John,  watch  maker,  64  Wall,  house  53  Gold 
Doret,  Mathey  A-  watch-case  maker,  William 
Down,  William,  tin-plate  worker.  iS9  Greenwich 
Doogal  4*  Russel.  watch  and  clock  makers,  230  Greenwich 
Downs  8c  Thurston,  tin-plate  workers,  304  Water 
Dubois,  William,  watch  maker,  41  Warren 
Duche,  Reni  R.  goldsmith,  62  Nassau 
Dykeman,  Michaeh  blacksmith,  I  1  Pell 

VII — Mechanics,  Trades,  and  Callings,  not  before 
enumerated. 

Dally,  Philip,  sail  maker,  372  Water,  house  53  Lombard 

Danford,  Lawrence,  labourer,  3  Ferry 

Dando,  S.  If  S.  hatters,  1 1  Maiden-lane 

Dandy,  Timothy,  shoemaker,  45  Cherry 

Darby,  Elizabeth,  tayloress,  43  Partition 

Darby,  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  445  Pearl 

Darg,  John,  baker,  81  Chapel 

Darrar,  John,  sawyer,  9 1  Catharine 

Dary,  widow  Amelia,  seamstress,  1 3  Anthony 

Davie,  William,  fisherman,  Magazine 

Davenport,  Mary,  rnantua  maker,  +1  Chapel  • 

Davenport,  John,  butcher,  Rivington 

Davidson  John,  baker,  Charlotte 

Davidson,  Peter,  barber,  94  Anthony 

Davis,  Ananias,  labourer,  147  Division 

Davis,  Catsar,  labourer,  Second 

Davis,  David,  malster,  Bancker 

Davis,  David,  brushmaker,  85  Chamber 

Davis,  David,  labourer,  Grand 

Davis,  widow  Elizabeth,  gilder,  8  Anthony 

Davis,  E.  labourer,  10  Bedlov/ 

Davis,  James,  rigger,  35  Oak 

Davis,  James,  harness  and  collar  maker,  29  Vandewater 
Davis,  John,  shoemaker,  17  Thomas 
Davis,  Robert,  rigger,  6  Henry 
Davis,  Thomas,  labourer,  Grand 
Davis.  William  A.  printer*  39  William 


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Davison,  James,  labourer,  1  8  Harman 
Davison  Margaret,  mantuamaker,  5 1  Church 
Dawson'  John,  hairdresser,  57  William 
Dawson,  Robert,  livery  stables,  1  Partition 
Day,  David,  baker,  56  Bedlow 
Day,.  Jacob,  painter  and  glazier,  S  Chamber 
Day,  James,  baker.  23  Read 
D;iy?  widow,  tayloress,  78  Murray 
Day,  John,  rope  maker.  Varick 
Day,  William,  baker,  66  James 
Dean,  Moses,  shoemaker,  Mulberry 
Dean,  Moses,  shoemaker,  Pine,  corner  of  Nassau 
Dean,  Moses,  shoemaker,  Hester 
Dean,  widow  Mary,  seamstress,  24  Upper  Barley 
Dean,  William,  shoemaker,  17  Thomas 
Debois.  John,  labourer,  Suffolk 
Decker,  John,  sawyer,  16  Brannon 
Declew,  John,  confectioner,  75  Nassau 
Defandorf,  George,  coffee  manufacturer,  83  Chapel 
Deforest.  John,  shoemaker.  Hester 
Deforest,  Seth.  shoemaker,  45  Division 
Degroodt.  Cornelius,  labourer,  18  Brannon 
Degroodt.  Samuel,  sexton,  Cedar 
Degroove,  Robert  C.  hat-maker,  321  Pearl 
Dehoar,  John,  painter,  25  Harman,  and  47  Robinson 
Dehoule,  Vincent,  confectioner.  278  Greenwich 
Deick,  Daniel,  baker,  8  Upper  Barley 
Deitz,  John.  skin-dresser  and  glue  maker,  7  Catharine 
Delamater,  Samuel,  currier,  183  Greenwich  and  N.  Moore 
DelamonUgnie,  Join-,  Son  &  co.  taylors,  53  Barclay 
Delamontagnie.  John,  junr.  taylor,  55  Barclay 
Delamontagnie,  ,  shoemaker,  1  Cnatham 

Delamontagnie,  Vincent,  shoemaker,  55  Barclay 
Delancey,  Abraham,  shoemaker,  Essex 
Delano,  Jesse,  saddler,  &c.  1  i9  Greenwich 
Dskip,  James,  shoemaker,  Essex 
Delapierre.  David,  coach  hce  weaver,  99  Beekman 
Demurest.  John,  shoemaker,  38  Read 
Demilt,  Isaac,  junr.  shoemaker,  235  Water 
Demott,  John,  rope  maker,  Third 
Demure,  Lewis  M.  builer,  19  'i  nomas 

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Dcnnin,  George,  milkman,  Hudson 
Dennison,  William,  labourer,  9  E.  George 
Depue,  Francis,  sawyer,  5  Chapel 
Dcse,  Charles,  segar  maker,  56  Chapel 
Desoises.  Mary,  seamstress,  13  Anthony 
Devenport,  Mary,  mantuamaker.  41  Chapel 
Define,  John,  horse  dealer,  62  Cedar 
Devine,  John,  shoemaker,  102  Liberty 
Devoe,  Frederick,  shoemaker,  38  Warren 
Devoe.  Joseph,  shoemaker.  22  Hudson 
Deusenbuiy,  John,  labourer,  Hudson 
Dickenson,  John,  taylor.  37  Pair 
Dickerson,  widow  Mary,  tayloress,  388  Greenwich 
Dickinson,  Anson,  miniature  painter,  2  Partition 
Dietrick,  George,  baker.  35 1  Pearl 
Dixon,  Joseph,  sawyer,  4  Chapel 

Dixon,  ,  .boot  and  shoemaker,  88  James 

Dobbin,  Alexander,  labourer,  3 1  Chapel 

Doubleday,  John,  baker,  Bullock 

Dod,  William,  rigger,  Varick 

Dod,  widow,  tayloress,  29  Vandewater 

Dodge,  Amos,  taylor,  47  Roosevelt 

Dodge,  John,  rope  maker,  Scammel 

Dodge,  Robert,  painter  and  glazier,  1 5 1  Chatham 

Dolbeer,  Stephen,  hair  dresser  and  grocer,  366  Water 

Donaldson,  James,  baker,  19  James 

Donnelly,  Charles,  porter,  Reail 

Donnelly,  Thomas,  tallow  chandler,  &c.  Mulberry 

Donevan,  William,  tobacconist,  249  Water 

Donevelt,  Samuel,  shoemaker,  80  Catharine 

DoolitMe,  Elkanah,  tallow  chandler,  &c.  69  arid  71  Franckfort 

Dooreuius,  George  G.  labourer,  58  Anthony 

Do  rset,  Joseph,  boot  and  shoemaker,  288  Water 

Doug  he;  ty,  James.  currier.  4  Ferry 

Dougherty,  Philip,  labourer,  14  Henry 

Dci:°rht\ ,  Catnees,  labourer,  48  Bedlow 

Doughty,  John,  labourer,  12  Henry 

Doughty  &  Black,  tanners  and  curriers,  38  Ferry 

Douglass,  Richard,  printer.  26  Anthony 

Downes,  John,  naintcr  and  glazier,  6G  Beekman.  h.  13  Ferry 

Dow  ning,  Gerrald,  labourer,  30  Oak 

Downing,  John,  labourer,  12  Augustus 


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Downing,  Richard,  labourer,  Batavia  Lane 

Dowrick,  John,  labourer,  Second 

Doxey,  Jacob,  labourer,  116  Henry 

Drake,  John,  labourer,  Essex 

Drinker,  Joseph,  baker,  Provoost 

Drummond,  Mary,  milliner,  435  Pearl 

Dublin,  Henry,  labourer,  SG  Barclay 

Dubois,  Peter,  book-binder,  25  Chapel 

Duff",  James,  labourer,  Norfolk 

Duffie,  Hugh,  taylor,  27  Ferry 

Duglang,  John,  labourer,  Magazine 

Demarest,  Uriah,  shoemaker,  4 1  Read 

Duncan,  Hugh,  letter  carrier,  46  Warren 

Duncan,  Joseph,  rigger,  26  Bedlow 

Dunn,  James,  labourer,  Pingrie's  Alley 

Dunn,  Michael,  labourer*  3 1  Augustus 

Dupont,  Francis,  furrier,  1 16  William 

Dupree,  Jerome,  hair  dresser,  E.  Rutger 

Duranton,  John  and  Co.  confectioners,  229  Greenwich 

Durell,  Jonathan,  potter,  106  Maiden-lane 

Durkin,  widow  Sarah,  mantuamaker,  5 1  Church 

Duryee  and  Underhill,  saddlers,  169  Broadway 

Dust,  John,  labourer,  Henry 

Duval,  Thomas,  milkman,  Crosby 

Duyckinck,  Christopher,  sail  maker,  42  Fair 

Dykeman,  Richard,  rope  maker,  Stanton 

VIII. — Ship-masters,  Mariners,  and  Boatmen. 

Dalton,  James,  mariner,  74  Cherry 
Daniels,  Matthew,  pilot,  49  Beaver 
Darling,  Hamilton,  ship- master,  88  Lombard 
Davis,  Abraham,  ship-master,  Hudson 
Davis,  James,  mariner,  10  Buncker 
Davis,  James,  mariner,  9 1  James 
Davidson,  Michael,  mariner,  6  Lombard 
Dawson,  John,  boatman,  100  Cherry 
Dawson,  Thomas,  mariner,  Mott 
Day,  David,  ship-master,  Hudson 
Dean,  William,  mariner,  3-1-  Bancker 
Decon,  James,  mariner,  12  Batavia  Lane 
Degraft',  John,  mariner,  27  Division 
Degraw,  John,  boatman,  Desbros-jes 


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Delano.  Paul,  ship-master,  442  Water 

Dennis,  Stephen*  mariner.  2*  Lombard 

Densmore,  Thomas,  ship-master,  64  Henry 

Deruclder,  Lewis,  mariner,  5 1  Oak 

Devou,  Lewis,  mariner,  First 

Dickinson,  Joseph,  ship-master,  ship  yards.  Cherry 

Dickerson,  Nathan,  boatman,  Desbrosses 

Dillon,  John,  mariner,  13  Fayette 

Dixon,  Joseph,  ship-master,  32  Harman 

Dodge,  William,  ship-master,  2 1  Leonard 

Doggin,  Andrew,  ship-master,  45  Oak 

Donaldson,  Peter,  mariner,  Fifth 

Dougherty.  Tolson,  mariner,  27  Catharine 

Dougherty?  William  H.  ship-master,  16  Harman 

Doughty,  Isaac,  boatman,  9  Leonard 

Douglass,  John,  mariner,  93  Harman 

Drake,  Thomas,  mariner,  82  Harraan 

Driver,  Samuel,  mariner,  88  Roosevelt 

Dunn,  John,  mariner,  35  George 

Dun",  Robert)  shipmaster,  49  Broad 

Dunn,  Joseph,  ship-master,  40  Barclay 

Duplex,  George,  ship-master,  237  Greenwich 

Dyke,  Daniel.  boatman>  Pump 

IX. — Miscellaneous. 

Dally,  widow  Susannah,  Bayard 
Dalton,  widow  of  doctor,  20  Cherry 
Darby,  Mrs.  43  Partition 
Darrow,  Susannah,  28  George 
Daubeny,  Mary,  53  Wall 
Davey,  widow  Rachel,  12  Batavia  Lane 
David,  Archibald,  9 1  Chapel 
Davis,  Abraham,  172  Division 
Davis,  Elizabeth,  180  Greenwich 
Davis,  Margaret,  Crosby 
Davis,  widow  Naomi,  49  Henry 
Davison,  Charles,  First 
Davison*  James,  Lumber 
Dawson  >  widow  Ruth,  Mott 
Day,  Abraham,  352  Greenwich 
Day,  Elizabeth)  3  Bancker 
Deal,  widow,  19  Murray 


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Dean. 'Sarah,  Hester 
Dean,  Thomas,  Mulberry 

Declore,  .  23  Ann 

Dedfield,  .  19  Ann 

Defore,  widow,  Clift* 

Degraw,  John,  Desbrosses 

Delabigarre,  Peter,  Esq.  258  Greenwich 

Delamater,  widow  Sarah,  2 1  Chamber 

Delamater,  Isaac,  Mary 

Delaroue,  widow  Louisa,  First 

Demarest,  David,  senr.  38  Thomas 

Demarest,  David,.junr.  38  Thomas 

Demarest,  David,  Walker 

Dtinsey.  Elizabeth,  150  Broadway 

D  ■j  !Tisey,  Mrs.  207  Broadway 

Dennis,  widow  Leah,  First 

Dcrose,  Anthony,  6  New 

Dennedcr,  Tobias,  85  Murray 

De  Wint,  Elizabeth,  77  Broad 

De  Wint  John  P.  77  Broad 

De  Witt,  Hester,  Bullock 

Dickey,  Catharine,  Washington 

Dickey,  widow  Elizabeth,  6  Harman 

Dickey,  Mrs.  100  Greenwich 

Dickenson,  Charles,  57  Liberty 

Dilford,  Catharine,  17  Fisher 

Dillinger,  Madame,  77  Read 

Disaubre,  Monsieur,  28  Pearl 

Dixon,  Mary,  54  Pearl 

Dixon>  widow,  Spring 

Dobbin,  Thomas,  25  Harman 

Dobbs,  widow  Alette,  1 47  Harmau 

Dobson,  Thomas,  443  Pearl 

Dodge,  Isaac,  380  Pearl 

Dodge,  widow  Susan,  98  Catharine 

Dominick,  Francis, 31  Cherry 

Donnagan,  Hannah,  59  Division 

Doughty,  widow  Lavina,  38  Bedlow 

Douglass*  widow,  173  Pearl  . 

Douglass,  Benjamin,  Catharine,  comer  of  Bedlow 

Dowe.  Phoebe,  12  Read 

Drake,  Hester,  Mary 

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Dring,  Jane,  3  E.  George 
Dribkit,  widow  Sarah,  5  Bancker 
Duchesne,  Arnold,  Fifth 
Ducloss,  Francis,  1 1  Leonard 
Ducloss.  Mrs.  Duane 
Dumtmil-  Mary.  3  Oliver 
Dunbar,  widow,  nurse,  1 78  Wattfr 
Dw.iap,  widow  Eleanor,  90  John 
Dunlap,  Elizabeth,  67  Warren 
Dur  oy,  Louisa,  Mott 
Duicll,  Mrs.  Church 
Durand,  Eleanor,  48  Chapel 
Duryee,  Elizabeth,  55  Wall 
Dyke.  James,  36  Cedar 
Dykeman,  ,  14  Pell 

X. — Cartmen. 

Davidson,  John,  Mary 
Davis,  Abraham,  Hudson 
Davis,  James,  Greenwich,  above  new  market 
Davis,  Richard,  24  Read 
Day,  Abraham,  Provoost 
Day,  Duke,  Norfolk 
Day,  Elias,  Vestry- 
Dean,  Robert,  Pump 
Dcbaun,  Garret,  Spring 
Debuun>  Joseph,  Leonard 
Dcbevois,  Charles,  83  Anthony 
Decker,  Abel,  135  Division 
Decker,  Cornelius,  Greenwich,  near  new  market 
Dederer,  Christian,  1 15  Read 
Defavere,  Abraham,  Spring 
Deforest,  John,  Mott 
Degroodt,  Garret,  400  Greenwich 
Degrushe,  Adam,  Elizabeth 
Demarest,  Albert,  40  Thomas 
Demarest,  Barent,  Vestry 
Demarest,  Jacob,  76  Murray 
Demarest,  James  B.  Hudson 
Demarest,  James,  Church 
Demarest,  Simon,  Mott 
Deuike,  Robert,  Third 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Deree,  George,  Pump 
Dermot,  Hugh,  Fifth 
Deusenbury,  Jarvis,  Laight 
Devoe,  Frederick,  Crosby 
Devoe,  Nicholas.  Brannon 
Devoy,  Michael.  85  Division 
Dinninger,  Christopher,  22  Mulberry 
Dirkin.  Peter,  Mott 
Dixon.  Lewis,  Elizabeth 
Dobbs)  Charles,  Bullock 
Dougherty,  Dennis,  Bedlow 
Donald.  John,  25  Henry 
Donaldson,  Robert,  49  Harman 
Doranues,  John,  Harrison 
Downing,  Daniel.  Pell 
Downing,  John,  Third 
Dremer,  Abraham,  10  Fayette 
Drenier,  Isaac,  Second 
Duget,  Alexander,  Elizabeth 
Duncan,  Stephen,  Magazine 
Dunham,  Benjamin,  22  Division 
Dunlap,  Robert,  68  Division 
Durea,  Daniel,  Hudson 
Durea,  Garret,  Second 
Durea.  John,  Mulberry 
Durea,  Richard,  Hudson 
Dusenbury,  Moses,  37  Read 

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I.— -Learned '  Professions  and  Public  Officers, 
Eagles,  Thomas,  inspe  tor  of  wood,  78  Barclay 
Earl,  Joseph,  measurer,  him 
Edgerton,  Luke,  teacher,  417  Pearl 
Edson,  Lewis,  junr.  teacher,  14  Doyer 
Edwards,  Ogden,  counsellor  at  law,  10  Pine 
Edwards,  Pierpoint,  counsellor  at  law,  10  Pine 
Elmendorf,  E.  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law,  33  Beaver,  and 
Elsworth.  Catharine,  teacher,  29  Cold  [63  Pine 

Ely,  Aaron,  teacher,  2  Franckfort 
Ely,  Enoch,  A.  M.  teacher,  40  Partition 
Ely,  Gad.  teacher*  y  1  Beckman 

Emmet; ,  Thomas  A.  counsellor  at  law,  0  Nassau,  h.  13  John 
Emotl,  James,  attorney  and  counsellor,  39  Nassau 


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Ennis,  John,  accountant,  First,  corner  of  I  letter 

EolF,  ,  teacher,  5  New 

Episcopal  Academy,  44  Lumber 
Erben.  Peter,  teacher  of  music,  23  George 
Eveitson,  Nicholas,  counsellor  at  law,  26  Broad 
Evertson,  Walter,  attorney  at  law,  13  Broad 

II. — Merchants,  Drij-Good,  and  Book  Stores,  and  Store- 
keepers in  general. 

Eagle,  Henry,  dry- good  store,  130  Chatham 

Earle,  Thomas,  china  store,  197  Broadway 

Eastburne,  James,  merchant,  323  Greenwich 

Eastmonde,  John,  commission  merchant,  3  Lumber 

Ebbets,  Daniel  1.  merchant,  71  Pearl 

Ebbels  &  Gale,  china  merchants.  71  Pearl 

Edgar,  William,  merchant,  39  B-oadway 

Eddy,  Thomas,  merchant,  220  William 

Egbert,  Benjamin,  merchant,  13  Cherry 

Elliott,  John,  merchant  tailor,  32  George 

Ellis,  Henry,  merchant,  3  City  Hotel 

Ellis,  Henry,  merchant.  173  Pearl 

Ellis,  John,  merchant,  2i9  Pearl 

Ellis,  John  F.  merchant,  60  Hudson 

Elting,  Edward,  merchant.  332  Greenwich 

Eking,  Peter,  merchant,  58  Water 

Ellison,  Thomas,  merchant,  1 6  Broadway 

Ely,  T.  &  H.  merchants,  South,  corner  of  Burling  slip 

Embree,  John  L.  druggist,  202  Water,  corner  of  Beekman  slip 

Evans,  Titus,  bookseller  and  stationer,  262  William 

Evening  Post  Office,  40  Pine 

Everett,  Nicholas  C.  3  Thomas,  office  1  Church 

Everingham,  Gilbert,  dry-good  store,  170  Water 

Ewing,  Alexander  D.  merchant,  53  Dey 

III. — Grocers,  Taverns,  Inns,  Porter- Houses,  Hotels, 
Boarding- Houses,  Brewers  and  Distillers. 
Eagleson,  Charles,  grocer.  Chapel,  corner  of  Warren 
Earle.  Degarmo  &  Co.  grocers,  Washington,  corner  Vesey 
Earle,  Philip,  grocer,  1 93  Washington 
Eastwood,  Asa,  grocer,  76  Henry 
Eastwood,  Innes,  grocer.  1 1 1  Harman 
Eaton.  Jacob,  grocer*  Cherry,  near  Youle's  Furnace 


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Echert,  Philip  P.  grocer,  148  Division,  corner  of  Essex 

Edgerly,  John,  tavern  and  porter- house,  124  Fly-market 

Edsall,  John,  grocer  and  cabinet-maker,  Church,  coiner  of 

Edwards,  John,  porter-house,  21  Liberty  [Walker 

Egenton,  Thomas,  grocer,  87  Front 

Elder,  widow  Elizabeth,  grocer,  Charlotte 

Elchrean,  Dennis,  grocer,  101  Division,  corner  of  Charlotte 

Elms,  Adam,  grocer  and  cartman,  S  Cherry 

Ellis,  John,  tavern,  Bowery,  above  2  mile  stone 

Elsworth,  John,  jun.  grocer,  5  5  Murray 

Elsworth,  widow  Sarah,  boarding  house,  54  Maiden-Lane 

Embury,  Peter,  grocer,  84  Nassau 

Emmons,  Isaac,  grocer,  Mott,  corner  of  Bayard 

Emons  &  Hamrail,  grocers,  2  Maiden-Lane 

Engilsbe,  James,  grocer  and  boarding-house,  Charlotte 

English,  John,  tavern,  3  Pine 

English,  Mary,  grocer,  25  New 

Evans,  Benjamin,  grocer,  S9  Henry 

Everit,  widow  Susanna,  boarding-house,  89  Beekman 

Eves,  widow  Mary,  boarding-house,  Greenwich 
IV. — House  Carpenters,  Shipwrights,  Joiners,  Boat- 
builders,  Block  &  Pump  Makers,  Coopers,  and  Me- 
chanics who  work  principally  in  wood. 

Eagles,  John,  h.  carpenter,  Mulberry 

Earle  Enoch,  dock-builder,  334  Greenwich 

Earle,  Richard,  h.  carpenter,  22  Hudson 

Eckert,  Frederick,  h.  carpenter;  24  Warren 

Eckford,  Henry,  ship-wright,  147  Hurman 

Eckford  Sf  Beebe,  ship-builders,  Cherry 

Edwards,  John,  h.  carpenter,  First 

Egbert,  John,  h.  carpenter,  174  Division 

Egbert,  Stephen,  chair- maker,  360  Pearl 

Egbert,  Tunis,  h.  carpenter,  3  Thomas 

Elliot,  James,  h.  carpenter,  90  Bedlow 

Ellingham,  George,  shipsvright,  Bedlow 

Ellis,  John,  h.  carpenter,  12*  Harman 

Ellison,  Peter,  dock-builder,  307  Washington 

Elsdin,  Benjamin,  h.  carpenter,  Mulberry 

Elton,  Anthony,  h.  carpenter,  Fisher 

Ennis,  James,  h.  carpenter,  49  Anthony 

Ensley,  John,  cabinet-maker,  43  Warren 


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Errickson,  Adonijah,  h.  carpenter,  Varick 
Errickson,  Peter,  h.  carpenter,  18  Provoost 
Eshbock,  Martin,  h.  carpenter,  47  Read 
Estell,  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  7  Orange 
Etso,  Thomas,  dock-builder,  N.  Moore 
Evans,  John,  ship-wright,  39  Cheapside 
Evans,  Lewis,  ship-wright,  64  Roosevelt 
Evans,  Mark,  h.  carpenter,  28  Upper  Barley 
Everett,  Eli,  h.  carpenter,  3 1  Harman 
Every,  John,  ship-wright,  1 92  Division 

V. — Masons,  Bricklayers,  Plaisterers,  and  Stone-Cutters. 

Eldridge,  Joseph,  ma3on.  83  Chapel 
Elliot,  Robert,  stone-cutter,  37  Augustus 
Elmore,  Ambrose,  mason,  Crosby 
Elmore,  Simeon,  mason,  Crosby 

VI. — Smiths  of  every  description,  including  those  xvho 
work  in  the  precious  Metals,  Jewels,  £s?c.  and  Watch' 
Makers. 

Eagles,  Thomas  W.  tinman,  220  Greenwich 
Earle,  Cornelius,  blacksmith,  N.  Moore 
Edwards,  John,  scale-beam  maker,  37  Vandewatcr 
Edwards,  John,  whitesmith,  215  Greenwich 
Edwards,  I.  scale-beam  maker  and  smith,  Spring 
Elsworth,  John  W.  tinman,  83  Church 
Engle,  Samuel,  blacksmith,  20  Chamber 
Eoff,  Garret,  silver  smith,  5  New 

Eoff  St  Howell,  silver-smiths  and  watch-makers,  2  Wall 
Esteve,  Hyacinth,  jeweller,  49  Division 

VII. — Mechanics,  Trades  and  Callings  not  before 
enumerated. 
Eames,  William,  shoemaker,  Crosby 
Eagles,  William,  baker,  81  Read 

Eagleson,  William,  jun.  tallow-chandler,  24  and  26  Ann 
Earland,  Eleanor,  nurse,  Anthony 
Earle,  William,  hatter,  8  Barley 
Easter,  Philip,  labourer,  First 

Ebbets,  John  B.  saddler,  69  William,  shop  175  Water 
Eckley,  Jonathan,  shoemaker,  Elizabeth 
Eddy,  Anthony,  sawyer,  Desbrosses 
Eddy,  Thomas,  sawyer,  Desbrosses 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Edmond,  William,  labourer,  2  Orange 

Edwards,  Edward,  labourer,  33  Augustus 

Edwards,  Isaac,  rope-maker,  Third 

Edwards,  Robert,  taylor,  13  Roosevelt 

Edwards,  George,  labourer,  13  Henry 

Edwards,  John,  umbrella-maker,  215  Greenwich 

Edwards,  Thomas,  labourer,  369  Greenwich 

Eflant,  John,  baker,  3  5  Charlotte 

Egbert,  Abraham,  shoemaker,  17 4  Division 

Egbert,  widow  Hannah,  tayloress.  39  Bowery 

Ehrenfriedt,  Conrad,  taylor,  74  Bowery 

Elliot,  John,  taylor,  32  George 

Elliot,  Robert,  painter  and  glazier,  37  Lombard 

Ellis,  Catharine,  milliner,  19  William 

Ellis,  Lewis,  labourer,  Walnut 

Ellis,  Margaret,  seamstress.  Bayard 

Ellison,  Thomas,  hatter,  4  Church 

Ellison,  William,  drayman,  9  Division 

Elsey,  Littleton,  sawyer.  Pell 

Ely,  John,  shoemaker,  Leonard 

Emlick,  James,  butcher,  Bayard 

Emmet.  James,  shoemaker.  Leonard 

Emmons,  James,  shoemaker,  65  Anthony 

Emmons-  William,  shoemaker,  25  Anthony 

Emonet,  Henry,  broker,  100  William 

Enfiis,  Conrad,  taylor,  Elizabeth 

Englehart,  William,  baker,  Mulberry 

Englishbe,  Catharine,  midwife.  Charlotte 

Ennis,  Sylvanus,  shoemaker,  Elizabeth 

Ennis,  Henry,  shoemaker,  Elizabeth 

Ensley,  Daniel,  butcher,  5  Read 

Escot,  John,  baker,  1 6  Ann 

Esprit,  Gregnon,  French  baker.  First 

Etsell,  Thomas,  labourer,  N.  Moore 

Evans,  Jesse,  tayior.,90  Read 

Evans,  Peter,  sail  maker,  66  Vesey 

Evans,  SUas,  taylor,  90  Cherry 

Evans,  Titus,  book-binder  and  grocer,  262  William 

Evevitt,  John,  coffee  and  pepper  works.  103  Pump 

Eveiitt,  Neh-jmiah,  labourer,  Harman 

Everitt,  William,  butcher.  Bowery 


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Evory,  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  192  Division 
Ewen,  John?  caulker,  Lombard 

VIII. — Shijt-Masters,  Mariners,  and  Boatmen. 
Earl,  Benjamin,  mariner>  23  Bantku- 
Eastwood,  Enos,  boatman,  1 1 1  Harman 
Edgar,  Peter,  ship-master,  3  George 
Egbert,  Abraham,  ship-master,  55  Hudson 
Egbert,  Peter,  mariner,  5:1  Henry- 
Elliott,  William,  mariner,  Mulberry 
Elliott)  William,  mariner,  7  Orange 
Ennalls,  Samuel,  mariner,  10  Bedlow 
Esdale,  Walter,  mariner,  66  Harman 
Esplin,  Michael,  mariner,  3J  James 
Evans,  Luther,  lighterman  to  the  custom  housei  30  Moore 
Everhart,  John,  ship-master,  25  Chesnut 
Evines,  David,  mariner,  5  Bedlow 
Euson,  John,  mariner,  2 1 7  William 

I X .  — Miscellaneous. 

Earle,  widow  Mary,  5  Barley 

Eaton,  Jacob,  Corlacr's  Hook 

Ebbets,  Daniel,  26  Beaver 

Ebert,  Philip,  Essex 

Edwards,  John,  21  Liberty 

Egbert,  Benjamin,  13  Cherry 

Ellet,  William,  12  Chamber 

Elliott,  Mrs.  Upper  Chamber 

Ellis,  George,  Hester 

Ellis,  widow  Mary,  46  Augustus 

Ellison,  Eleanor,  39  Dey 

Ellison  Mrs.  Mary,  46  Broadway 

Ellison,  Thomas,  16  Broadway 

Elsworth,  John,  55  Murray 

Ei  worth,  Vercline,  Vesey,  corner  of  Church 

Elms,  Samuel,  Spring 

Ely,  Catharine,  59  Cedar 

Enerton,  widow,  251  William 

Ensley,  Daniel,  junr.  5  Read 

E-ite.-ee,  Laurelte,  76  Chamber 

Evans,  Ann,  16  Dutch 

Evans,  Catharine,  First 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


193 


Evans,  Thomas,  3 1  Oak 

Evans,  Widow,  25  Chamber 

Evans,  widow  Sarah,  Bedlow 

Everet,  Cathar'u.e,  25  Thames 

Evrard,  Francis,  260  William 

Ewing,  widow  Catharine.  26  Franckfort 

X. — Carmen. 

Eagles,  Alexander,  78  Read 

Eastwood,  Lewis.  84  Henry 

Edgar,  Samuel,  o58  Greenwich 

Eddy.  Andrew.  Elizabeth 

Edwards,  Edward,  First,  corner  of  Fisher 

Egbert,  Moses.  Greenwich,  above  state  prison 

Eldridge,  Joseph.  519  Greenwich 

Elsworth.  Samuel,  Desbrosses 

Elsworth,  William,  Mulberry 

Embree,  John,  Eagle 

Emory,  John,  Hester 

Ennis,  George,  72  Warren 

Ennis,  William,  Vestry 

Enney,  David,  5  Water 

Estell,  Samuel,  Mulberry 

Evans.  William,  Essex 

Evertson,  Benjamin,  Thompson 

F 

I. — Learned  Professions  and  PubHc  Officers. 

Fairlie,  James,  alderman  and  clerk  of  supreme  court,  41  Court- 
Fan  ington,  John,  constable,  8  Beaver  [landt 
Fauge^s,  Lewis,  physician  and  druggist,  79  John 
Fay,  Joseph  D.  attorney  at  law,  31  William,  house  22  Cliff 
Fay  8c  B-.yles.  attornies  at  law,  3 1  William 
Fuguson,  James,  accountant,  37  Harman 
Ferguson,  John,  attorney  at.  law,  etc.  3'2  William 
Ferguson,  William,  artist,  27  Harman 

Ferris,  Benjamin,  attorney,  counsellor,  and  notary  public,  49 
Ferri:.,  Edward,  flour  inspector,  40  Cherry    [and  85  Partition 
Fen-is  and  Strong,  attornies  and  counsellors,  4  9  Partition 
Field,  John  H.  physician  and  druggist,  80  Water 
Finlay,  Mrs.  young  ladies'  academy,  95  Greenwich 


194 


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Finnigan.  Charles,  teacher,  Orchard,  corner  of  Grand 

Fisher,  Leonard,  surgeon  dentist,  269  William 

frisk,  John  B.  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law,  92  Nassau 

Fisher,  John  P.  physician  :ind  druggist,  106  Broadway 

Fitch,  George,  writing-master,  65  Maiden-lane,  academy  115 

Fleet,  Simon,  deputy  sheriff,  325  Broadway  [Broadway 

Fleming)  John,  custom-house  officer,  29  Roosevelt 

Foot,  Malachi,  physician,  78  Chatham 

Forbes,  John,  librarian,  1 6  Nassau 

Forster,  Nathaniel,  inspector  of  customs,  Franckfort 

Foster,  Charles,  teacher,  99  Division 

Foster,  Rev.  John,  D.  D.  37  Catharine 

Foster,  Nathaniel,  custom-house  officer,  19  Oliver 

Fowler,  John,  marshal,  N.  Moore 

Fox,  John,  inspector  of  customs,  1  Murray 

Francis,  Peter,  teacher,  Second 

Fraser,  Christian,  teacher,  Hester 

Fraser,  Donald,  teacher  and  bookseller,  178  William 

Fraser,  William,  inspector  of  lumber,  12  Oliver 

Freeborn,  Thomas,  marshal,  Catharine  lane 

French  Commissary's  Office,  Beaver 

French,  William,  marshal,  18  Division 

II. — Merchants,  Dry  Good  &f  Book  stores,  and  Store 
keepers  in  general. 

Fairbank,  I.  merchant,  66  William 

Falconer,  William,  bookseller  and  stationer,  1 13  Pearl 

Fulls,  Alexander,  merchant,  7  Upper  Barley 

Falls  and  Ludlow,  merchants,  177  Pearl 

Farming,  Edmund,  merchant,  7  Vandewater 

Fanning  and  Cock,  merchants,  15  Peck-slip 

Farmer,  Thomas  and  sons,  merchants,  75  Front 

Farquhar,  James  and  son,  wine-merchants,  32  \  r:Iliam,  house 

Fautnier,  Peter,  bookseller,  1 5  Warren   [Bowery,  near  2  m.  s. 

Fellows,  John,  auctioneer,  129  Water 

Fenton,  Peter,  timber-merchant,  445  Greenwich 

Ferguson,  Duncan,  clothing-store,  1  !8  Front 

'Ferguson,  Daniel,  merchant,  22  Beaver 

Ferguson,  Elizabeth,  clothing-store,  1 18  Front 

Ferguson,  Samuel,  merchant,  92  Greenwich 

Ferguson  and  Creichton,  merchants,  82  Water 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


195 


Ferguson,  Wm.  and  J.  timber-merchants,  378  Greenwich 

Ferguson,  William,  lumber-merchant,  Greenwich  road 

Ferguson  and  Day.  merchants,  92  Greenwich  [Water 

Ferris,  George,  auctioneer  and  commission  merchant,  139 

Ferris,  James,  dry-good  store,  392  Pearl 

Ferrisi  John,  merchant,  1 1  Whitehall 

Ferris  and  Crumbie,  merchants,  12  Beekman 

Ferris,  J."and  E.  merchants,  285  Pearl 

Ferris,  Jonathan,  merchant,  1 2  Beekman 

Fine,  widow  of  Jacobus,  merchant,  117  Flymarket 

Fiquet,  John  B.  merchant,  92  Broad 

Fisher,  David  F.  merchant,  1 2  Nassau 

Fisher,  Henry  and  Joshua,  Irish  linen  warehouse,  Pine 

Fisher  and  Tweedy,  merchants,  Old-slip,  corner  of  South 

Fitch, Samuel,  flour-merchant,  97  Water,  store  Dover-st.  wharf 

Fitch,  Samuel,  merchant,  33  Beekman-slip 

Fitch  and  M'Neil,  merchants,  131  Pearl 

Flack,  John,  dry -good  store,  101  William 

Flanagan,  Christopher,  bookseller*  etc.  15l  Water 

Fondey  and  Winne,  merchants,  72  Cedar 

Fort  and  Swartwout,  merchants,  27  Front 

Fontaine,  Claudius  G.  merchant,  17  Broad 

Forbes,  Grant  and  co.  merchants,  62  South 

Forbes,  James,  merchant,  30  South,  house  25  Greenwich 

Forbes,  Ralph  B.  merchant,  65  South 

Forbes,  widow  of  Duncan,  store-keeper,  14  Cliff 

Foi  bus,  Samuel,  stock  and  commission  broker,  1 67  Pearl 

l  ord,  John,  hat-store,  5  Maiden-lane 

Ford,  Eliakiin,  dry- good  store,  Water,  corner  of  New-slip 

Forman,  George,  bookseller,  etc.  64  Water 

Forsyth,  John,  merchant-taylor,  1  16  Water 

Foil,  John  A.  merchant,  27  Front 

Foster,  Andrew,  merchant,  97  Greenwich  " 

Foster,  Jacob,  lumber-merchant,  Cherry,  near  Rutgers 

Foster,  Jacob,  lumber-merchant,  Catharine-slip,  h.  48  Oak 

Foster,  Jacob,  merchant,  44  Oak 

Foster,  J.  and  co.  merchants,  Catharine-slip 

Foster  and  Giraud,  merchants,  135  Front 

Fradgeley,  Thomas,  millinery  store,  1 15  William 

Franklin,  John,  merchant,  331-  Pearl 

Franklin,  M.  and  R.  merchants,  309  Pearl,  and  161  Water 
Franklin,  Samuel,  merchant,  279  Pearl 


196 


JONES'S  NEXT-YORK 


Franklin,  Thomas,  merchant,  337  Broadway 
Franklin,  Robinson  and  co.  merchants.  279  Pearl 
Franklin,  William,  and  co.  merchants,  309  Pearl 
Franklin,  Henry,  and  co.  merchants,  237  Pearl 
Franklin  and  Newbold,  ironmongers,  282  Pearl 
Franklin,  Cornell  and  co.  merchants,  261  Pearl 
Frauncis,  David  P.  bookseller,  94  Water 
Freeman,  Samuel,  coal-merchant,  26  Roosevelt 
Frost,  William,  merchant,  36  Oliver,  and  5  Peck-elip 
Furman,  Nathan,  mercbant-taylor,  263  William 
Furtado,  Jacob,  merchant,  Greenwich 

III. — Grocers,  Taverns,  Inns,  Porter-Houses,  Hotels, 

Boarding-Houses,  Brewers,  and  Distillers. 

Fairchild,  Thomas,  tavern  and  grocer,  77  Lombard 

Fdirchild,  Thomas,  jun.  porter-house,  2  Cedar 

Fairlie,  Miss,  fruiterer,  37  Thomas 

Fardon,  Thomas,  tavern,  54  James 

Farrel,  James,  grocer,  189  Water 

Farrel,  Jane,  Boarding-house,  25  Catharine-lane 

Farrington,  James,  grocer  and  granary,  1  Hester 

Farren,  Dennis,  grocer,  14  Bedlow 

Fassaur,  Elizabeth,  fruiterer,  323  Broadway 

Faulkner,  Peter,  grocer,  29  Broad*  corner  Garden 

Fecks,  Robert,  grocer,  corner  of  Bedlow  and  Charlotte 

Ferguson,  David,  tav.  and  sailors'  boarding-house,  335  Water 

Ferguson,  James,  grocer,  Greenwich,  near  state-prison 

Ferguson,  James,  brewer,  57  Read 

Ferguson,  John,  grocer,  12  Cheapside,  porter-cell.  Beekman-sl. 

Ferrill,  Absalom,  grocer,  1©}- Cherry 

Ferris,  Jonathan,  grocer,  181  Washington 

Ferris,  James,  fruiterer,  104  Broad 

Ferris  and  Crumbie,  grocers,  F80  Washington 

Ferris,  Orange  M.  boarding-house,  142  Chatham 

Field,  Oliver,  grocer,  corner  of  Oak  and  Roosevelt 

Field,  William,  distiller,  corner  of  Bowery  and  Prince 

Field,  B.  and  J.  grocers,  16  Coenties-slip 

Fink,  Adam,  jun.  tavern,  1 94  Greenwich 

Fish,  David,  tavern  and  boarding-house,  55  Oliver 

Fish,  Daniel,  boarding-house,  297  Washington 

Fisher,  Henry,  tavern  and  boarding-house,  2  Water 

Fisher,  John,  boarding-house,  52  Roosevelt 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY* 


197 


Fitch,  Thomas,  boarding-house,  33  Cherry 
Fitzpatiick,  James,  grocer,  57  llarman,  corner  E.  George 
Flanagan,  Owen,  grocer,  207  Greenwich 
Forbes,  Alex,  grocer,  Lower  Robinson,  corner  of  Chapel 
Forbes,  Daniel,  grocer,  Washington,  corner  of  Duane 
Forbus,  widow  Sarah,  fruiterer,  23  Oak 
Ford,  John,  tavern  and  sailors'  boarding-house,  32  Bancker 
Forrest,  David,  grocer,  Greenwich,  corner  of  Provoost 
Forshee,  William,  grocer,  299  Washington 
Forshee,  William,  grocer,  194  Washington 
Fortune,  Isaac,  fruiterer,  340  Pearl 
Foster  and  Giraud.  grocers,  135  Front 
Foster,  William,  grccer>  First,  corner  of  Pump 
Fountaine,  Garret,  grocer,  9  South 
Fountaine  and  Coffin,  grocers,  9  South 
Fowler,  Gilbert,  grocer,  Chapel,  corner  of  Anthony 
Fowler,  Richardson,  grocer,  Mott,  corner  of  Pell 
Fowler,  Abijah,  grocer,  415  Greenwich 
Fox-,  Robert,  grocer,  70  Water 
Frame,  William,  grocer,  West 
Francis,.  Thomas,  grocer,  43  E.  George 
Frazee,  Isaac,  grocer,  1 04  Warren 
Frazee,  Isabel,  grocer,  Greenwich 
Frederick,  John  H.  grocer,  65  Warren 
Freeman,  Amos,  grocer,  Greenwich,  corner  Desbrosses 
Freeman  8c  Hankinson,  (grocers,  57  Whitehall 
Fressinett,  Mrs.  boarding-house,  144  Greenwich 
Friday,  Jacob,  grocer  and  fruiterer,  276  Water 
Friel,  James,  grocer,  4  Water,  cottier  of  Moore 
Friend,  John,  tavern,  Grand,  corner  Arundel 
Frost,  Jacob,  grocer,  Hudson 
Frost,  I.  tavern,  Bowery  Road 
Frost,  James,  grocer,  9  and  1 3  Murray 
Fulkerson,  Philip,  tavern.  Little  Water 
Fuller,  Lucy,  fruiterer,  20  Park 
Fulton,  Alex,  and  D.  grocers,  25  Barclay 
Furman,  Garret,  grocer,  1 1  Peck-slip 
Furman,  Howard,  grocer,  260  Pearl 
Furman,  H.  and  G.  grocers,  28  Feck-slip 
FunaaOi  Waters!  grocer,  Pump,  corner  Third 

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198  JONfcS'S  NKW-TORK  ' 

IV. — House-Carpenters,  Joiners,  Cabinet  Makers,  Ship 
Wrights,  Beat-Builders,  Block  and  Pump  Makers, 
Coopers,  and  Mechanics,  who  work  principally  inwood* 

Fairchild,  Peter,  cooper.  17  Bridge 

Falconer]  Archibald,  h.  carpenter.  95  Chamber 

Fanning,  Charles,  turner,  24  Bedlow 

Fawsitt,  Simon,  cooper.  Crane-wharf 

Fee.  Robert,  h.  carpenter,  Lombard,  corner  Charlotte 

Felix,  Joseph,  h  carpenter,  Essex 

Fenton,  Peter,  cooper,  4  4  Read 

Fennell,  John,  shipwright,  108  Division 

Ferguson,  William,  shipwright,  19  Catharine 

Ferris.  Cliarles,  h.  carpenter,  Essex 

Ferrisi  Josiah,  h.  carpenter,  Grand 

Fcrris»  James,  cooper,  22  Old-slip 

Field,  Charles  1.  cabinet-maker,  1 T  Upper  Read 

Field,  Daniel,  cooper,  77  Henry 

Finch,  Nathaniel,  h.  carpenter.  Washington 

Fisher,  Abraham,  h.  carpenter,  Hester 

Fisher,  Henry,  h.  carpenter,  198  Broadway 

Fisher,  James,  wheelwright,  Third 

Fitzpatrick,  James,  h.  carpenter,  69  Chamber 

Flandarow,  Joseph,  cooper,  7  Rose 

Flynn,  Thomas,  shipwright,  52  Roosevelt 

Foot,  Joseph,  I),  carpenter,  N.  Moore 

Forbes,  William,  h.  carpenter,  Anthony 

Force,  Baldwin,  h.  carpenter,  Crosbie* 

Force,  Jehiel,  h.  carpenter,  52  Barley 

Ford,  Lewis,  architect  and  h.  carpenter,  51  Anthony 

Ford)  William,  cabinet-maker,  28  Barclay 

Ford.  Benjaminj  cabinet-maker,  99  Cherry 

Fordham,  Caleb,  h.  carpenter,  Bedlow 

Fordham,  George,  h.  carpenter,  100  Bedlow 

Forrester,  Archibald,  shipwright,  Clinton 

Forrester,  William,  h  carpenter,  44  Division 

Forster,  Nathaniel,  cooper,  29  Cheapside 

Forster,  Nathaniel,  cooper,  105  Lombard 

Fountaine.  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  102  Bedlow 

Fowler,  Paxelh  sen.  h.  carpenter,  43  Lower  Robinson 

Frame  John,  sash-maker,  45  Hester,  corner  of  Sixth 

Fraser.  Daniel,  coach- maker,  52  Partition 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


199 


Fraser,  Josiah.  h.  carpenter,  1 2  Batavia-Lane 

Fraser,  Simon,  shipwright,  8  E.  George 

Frederick,  James,  h.  carpenter,  96  Harman 

Freeborn,  Thomas,  cooper,  8  Crane-wharf,  h.  37  Bancker 

Freelanri,  Joseph,  h.  carpenter.  79  Church 

Frost,  George,  h  carpenter,  Gucnwich-road 

Frost,  Samuel,  cooper,  86  Front,  and  50  Water 

Frost  &  M'Kean,  h.  carpenters.  5  Governeur's  lane 

Fuller,  John,  cabinet-maker,  Mott 

Fuller,  Joseph,  cabinet-maker,  20  Park 

Fulton,  David,  Carpenter,  25  Barclay 

Furman,  Job,  h.  carpenter,  86  Bowery,  house  First 

Furman,  Woods,  carpenter,  47  Division 

V.  — Masons,  Bricklayers,  Plaisterers,  and  Stone  Cutters. 

Fair,  Peter,  stone-cutter,  Chamber,  near  N.  lUver 
Fasch,  John,  bricklayer,  126  Bowery 
Fasch,  Daniel,  mason,  5  Leonard 
Ferguson,  Hugh,  mason,  3  Catharine-lane 
Fisher,  James,  mason,  Leonard 
Fisher,  John,  stone-cutler,  55  Roosevelt 
Fisher,  Walter,  mason,  14  Catharine-lane 
Fogcirty,  Michael,  mason,  30  Ferry 
Foot,  Thomas,  mason,  60  Division 
Foster,  Robert,  mason,  34  Barclay 
Fowler,  David,  mason,  9  Magazine 
Fredericks,  Henry  A.  masoh,  45  Warren 
Fredericks,  Isaac,  mason,  Leonard 
Fredericks,  Richard,  mason,  N.  Moore 

VI.  — Smiths  of  every  description,  including  those  who  work 
in  the  precious  metals,  Jtwels,  &rV.  and  Watch  makers. 

Fay,  Jonathan,  brass-founder,  145  Cherry 

Farrel,  Thomas,  coppersmith,  i90  Water 

Felthousen,  Henry,  blacksmith,  57  Oliver,  and  Second 

Fitzpatrick,  Edward,  blacksmith,  Bailey 

Ferguson,  James,  blacksmith,  26  Harman 

Finch,  Joseph,  gunsmith,  59  Partition 

Field,  Peter,  watch  and  clock  maker,  142  Pearl 

Field,  Peter,  jun.  watch  and  clock  maker,  199  Greenwich  * 

Fleming,  Joseph,  blacksmith,  9 1  Read 

Fogal,  William,  blacksmith,  10  Chamber 


200 


JONKS'S  NEW-YORK 


Folmar,  Andrew,  watch-maker,  37  Barclay 

Forbes,  William  G.  gold  and  silversmith,  90  Broadway 

Forbes,  John  W.  gold  and  silversmith,  421  Pearl     ,>  iu?hH 

Forbes,  Colin  V.  G.  watch-maker,  15  Pine,  and  169  Broadw. 

Fosbrook,  W.  surgical  instrument  and  truss  maker.  287  Pearl 

Forniqueli,  Lewis,  gold  and  silversmith,  142  William 

Fortin,  Claude,  jeweller,  162  Broadway 

Fouston,  John,  watchmaker,  1  Franckfort 

Fowler,  Jabez,  blacksmith,  Second 

Fox,  Henry,  blacksmith,  Third 

Francis,  Nathaniel,  silversmith,  55  John 

Fraser,  William.,  blacksmith,  85  Fair 

Freeland,  Simeon,  blacksmith,  19  Anthony 

Friend,  Englee,  blacksmith,.  Hester 

Ftteter,  Daniel,  silversmith,  Bullock 

VII. — Mechanics,  Trades,  and  Callings,  not  before 
enumerated. 

Faber,  George,  porter  to  Branch  Bank,  57  Cedar 

Fairchild,  Robert,  baker,  10  Upper  Read 

Fairbanks,  Gamaliel,  labourer.,  Hudson 

Fairlie*  Alexander,  sawyer,  396  Creenwich 

Fairley,  Hugh,  sawyer,  N.  Moore 

Fairley,  Ann,  seamstress,  37  Thomas 

Fainveather,  Jedediah,  shoemaker,  106  Division 

Falconer,  Joseph,  treasurer  of  the  theatre,  -0  Thomas 

Falconer.  Samuel,  shoemaker,  364  Pearl 

Fardon,  Abraham,  sail-maker,  62  Ann,  loft  Peck-slip 

Farmer,  Benjamin,  oysterman,  48  E.George 

Fai  r,  John,  shoemaker,  166  William 

Farquhar,  Daniel,  labourer,  Jefferson 

Farrel,  Philip,  taylor,  3  Hague 

Farren,  Hugh,  labourer,  30  Oak 

Farrington,  Benjamin,  shoemaker*  60  Chamber 

Farrin,  John,  sawyer,  7  D. vision 

Farren,  Peter,  shoemaker,  32  Augustus  [Greenwich 

Favvpell,  John,  dentist  &  hair  dresser,  5  Warren,  and  206 

Fayard,  Francis,  hairdresser,  80  Herman,  shop  Cherry 

Fenton,  James,  labourer,  31  Franckfort 

Fenton,  John,  drayman,  376  Greenwich 

Fenton,  Samuel,  tayior,  Henry 

Fenwick,  Thomas,  bookbinder,  61  Anthony 


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Ferdon,  John  S.  furrier,  6  Magazine 

Ferguson,  James,  shoemaker,  Harman 

Ferguson (  George,  currier,  4G  Franckfort 

Ferguson,  Robert>  sawyer,  Bedlow 

Ferguson  &  Hall,  curriers,  Jacob,  corner  Franckfort 

Ferguson,  Margaret,  mantua  maker,  1 1 6  Henry 

Ferril,  Peter.  Rigger.  6  Charlotte 

Ferris,  John,  porter,  Leonard  • 

Ferris;  Lemuel,  shoemaker.  5 1  Harman 

Ferris,  Philip,  butcher,  Cross 

Ferrol,  Edmund,  sawyer.  Elm 

Fictor,  Joseph,  labourer,  69  Church 

Field,  A.  M.  mantua  maker,  3 1  Partition 

Field,  James,  Labourer,  Eaton's  alley 

Fieche,  David,  labourer,  37  Chapel  , 

Finch,  Jeremiah,  taylor,  6  East  George 

Fink,  Alexander,  butcher,  39  Chatham 

Fink,  Alexander,  junr.  butcher,  Grand,  corner  First 

Fink,  John,  butcher,  30  Bowery 

Fisher,  Charles,  rope  maker,  Second 

Fisher,  George  L.  weaver,  4 1  Harman 

Fisher,  John,  rope  maker,  Third 

Fisher,  John,  gardener,  Suffolk 

Fisher,  George,  starch  h  hair  powder  manufactory,  2  69  William 

Fitch,  &  co.  shoemakers,  290  Pearl 

Fitzgerald,  Edmund,  labourer,  3  Oak 

Fitzgerald?  John,  butcher,  Bowery 

Fitzpatrick,  John,  labourer,  292  Water 

Flaga,  Jacob,  butcher,  Bayard 

Flagger,  Jacob,  butcher,  Hester 

Fleming^  Thomas,  chimney  office,  5  Broad 

Fleming,  John,  potter,  Bedlow 

Fletcher,  D.  B.  saddler,  32  Lumber 

Flick,  Jacob,  rope  maker,  Second 

Flith,  John,  baker,  93  Anthony 

Flftm,  John,  taylor,  36  Harman 

FUnn,  John,  labourer,  Elm 

Focht,  Henry,  baker,  86  Roosevelt 

Foley,  Morris,  labourer,  7  Hague 

Foot,  John,  taylor,  1 1  Chatham 

Forshee,  Deborah,  mantua  maker.  57  Division 

Ford.  John,  currier,  Magazine 


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Ford,  John  D.  rigger,  32  Bancker 

Ford,  Lewis,  gardener,  Third 

Ford,  Richard,  butcher,  Second 

Forman,  Aaron,  printer,  Broadway,  corner  Dey 

Forrest,  James>  rigger.  Second  • 

Forrester,  Andrew,  shoemaker,  315  Broadway 

Forsyth,  Catharine,  nurse,  2  Kobinson 

Forvit,  Matthew,  tobacconist,  13  Division 

Fosdick,  Clement,  painter,  Bedford 

Fosdick  &  Davis,  painters,  Greenwich 

Foster,  Nathan,  hatter,  144  Front 

Fournier,  Francis,  segar  maker,  76  James 

Fountain,  Elijah,  shoemaker,  56  Barclay 

Fountaine,  Isaac,  painter.  58  Barclay 

Fowler,  John.taylor.  First,  corner  Pump 

Fowler,  Abraham,  shoemaker.  126  Bowery 

Foxier,  Drake, shoemaker,  Bowery,  2  milestone 

Fowler,  Stephen,  shoemaker,  1 15  Harmon 

Fc\,  Matthew,  butcher,  Molt 

Fox,  Joseph,  shoemaker,  119  Harman 

Fox,  George,  rigger,  74  James 

Francis,  John,  labourer,  1 2  Harman 

Francis,  John,  hairdresser,  Water,  near  New-slip 

Francis?  Lewis,  sexton  of  African  church,  6  Upper  Barley 

Francisco,  Israel,  shoemaker  &  mason,  Crosby 

Francis.  William,  labourer,  1  Oak 

Frank,  Jacob,  printer,  Front,  corner  Broad 

Fraser?  Grace,  mantua  maker,  1 2  Robinson 

Fraser  Rachel,  nurse,  48  Catharine 

Frazer}  Robert,  labourer,  15  Barclay 

Frazer,  Robert,  shoemaker,  Magazine,  corner  Elm 

Frazier,  Moses,  tallow-chandler,  26  Catharine 

Frederick,  George  H.  baker,  44  Lombard 

Frederick,  Charles;  rigger,  Gibbs'  alley 

Frederick,  Francis,  labourer,  Orange 

Frederick,  John,  shoemaker,  5  Mott 

Frederick,  John,  tobacconist,  Hester 

Frederick,  John,  tobacconist,  12  Harman 

Freeborn,  Robert,  rigger,  8  1  Lombard 

Freeland,  John,  shoemaker.  303  Broadway 

Freeman,  Grimn,  labourer,  29  Cliff 


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203 


Freeman,  Henry,  sawyer,  59  Murray 

Freeman,  John>  sail  maker,  Bedlow 

French,  John,  tea-waterman,  Hester 

Fresch,  George,  sawyer,  Hester 

Friend,  John,  caulker.  Grand,  corner  Arundel 

Friend.  George,  bookbinder,  Bedlow 

Friend.  John,  painter,  comer  of  Essex  and  Hester 

Friskney,  Sarah,  milliner,  33  Beaver 

Fritot,  Charles  E.  segar  maker,  First 

Fritz,  Henry,  senr.  saddler.  &c.  98  Chatham 

Fritz,  Henry,  junr.  saddler,  &c.  325  Broadway 

Frost,  E.  C.  perfumer  &  hair  dresser,  121  William 

Frost,  Ely  C.  hair  dresser,  7  Old-slip 

Frost,  Tamer,  midwife,  14  Thomas 

Fryday.  Christian,  shoemaker*  41  Augustus 

Fuller,  Gideon,  labourer,  Division 

Fullerton,  John,  stevadore,  Anthony 

Furman,  Richard,  junr.  paimer  &  glazier,  106  Division 

Furry,  Daniel,  labourer,  29  Gold 

VIII. — Ship-masters,  Mariners,  and  Boatmen. 
Fairlie,  Hugh,  boatman,  N.  Moore 
Farrier,  John,  ship-master,  1 1 3  Harman 
Fasch,  George,  ship-master,  12  Cross 
Fenton,  Peter,  mariner  8c  cooper,  12  Thomas 
Ferrieri  John,  ship-master,  1 13  Harman 
Ferris.  Isaac,  boatman.  81  Lombard 
Ferris?  Jonathan  D.  ship-master,  56  Chatham 
Field,  John,  mariner,  Elizabeth 
Fisher,  John,  mariner,  3 1  Bedlow 
Fitch,  Pelatiuh,  sliip-masler,  Dugan 
Flinn,  James,  pilot,  29  Gold 
Foley,  John,  mariner,  23  Rutger 
Forester,  Henry,  mariner,  28  Oak 
Foster,  Natllaniel.  mariner,  29  Cheapside 
Foster,  Henry,  mariner,  28  Oak 
Fowler,  Cxsar,  mariner,  37  Bedlow 
Fowler,  Gilbert,  ship-master,  96  Harman 
Fowler.  James,  manner.  44  Division 
Fowler,  John,  mariner,  2  Bedlow 
Fowler,  Paxel,  junr.  ship-master,  286  Greenwich 
Fowler,  George,  ship-masler.  43  Lower  Robinson 


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Fowler,  Theodosius.  ship-master,  14  Broadway 
Fox,  Thomas,  mariner  8c  rigger,  74  James 
Fox,  Warren,  ship-master,  1  Hague 
1    Francis,  John,  mariner,  'J  1  Catharine 
Fredericks,  John,  mariner,  13  Bedlow 
Freeborn,  Robert,  mariner,  8 1  Lombard 
Freeman,  Hezekiah,  mariner,  3  Cheapside 
Freeman,  Jacob,  mariner,  39  Lombard 
Freeman,  John,  boatman,  Suffolk 
Friend,  George,  mariner,  6  Charlotte 
Fuller,  Thomas  W.  ship-master,  Iver's  rope  walk 
Funk,  John,  pilot,  74  Fair 
Funk,  Nathaniel,  pilot,  57  Fair 

IX. — Miscellaneous. 

Factor,  widow  Sarah,  6i  Harman 
Fairbairn,  Francis,  76  William 
Faircloe,  George,  Broadway 
Faller,  widow  Elizabeth,  119  Division 
Fanshuw,  Sarah,  5  1  Cliff 
Farquhar,  Mr.  40  Greenwich 
Farren,  John,  71  Division 
Fasch,  widow  Elizabeth,  455  Pearl 
Favre,  Vincent,  78  Barley 
Fay,  William,  9  Vandewater 
Fendley,  widow  Ann,  41  Cliff 
Ferrers,  John,  1 1  Whitehall 
Ferril,  widow  Jane,  49  Chapel 
Ferris,  Mary,  123  Division 
Ferrolj  Edmund,  Greenwich-road 
Few,  col.  William,  22 1  Broadway 
Fields,  Mrs.  31  Partition 
Finlay,  Samuel,  95  Greenwich 
Finn,  Mrs.  16  Thomas 
Fisher,  widow  H.  127  Pearl 
Fisher,  John,  24  Duane 
Fitch,  Joseph,  53  Pine 
Fitner,  P.  1 5  Warren 
Fitzrandall,  David,  62  Henry 
Flanders,  John,  102  Read 
Flandro,  Elias,  Delancey 
Fleischman,  widow  Sophia,  93  Nassau 


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Fleming,  John,  29  Provoost 

Fletcher,  widow  Mary,  314  Broadway 

Florentine,  Thomas,  8  Orange  , 

Follop,  Andrew,  1 8  Read 

Foos,  George,  Anthony 

Forbes,  widow  Sarah,  -S  Oak 

Ford,  Samuel,  junr.  206  Broadway 

Forrest,  James,  44  Greenwich 

Forester,  widow,  105  Lombard 

Forshea,  widow,  79  Division 

Foster,  widow  Mary,  Grand 

Fountaine,  widow  Margaret,  58  Barclay 

Fowler,  widow,  89  Chamber 

Fowler,  widow  Margaretta,  13  Read 

Fowler,  Theodosius,  89  Broad 

Fowler,  Elizabeth,  1 19  Division 

Fox,  widow  Esther,  26  Oliver. 

Foy,  widow  Hannah,  12  Harman 

Francis,  James,  Mulberry 

Francis,  Thomas,  43  E  George 

Franklin,  widow  Rebecca,  70  James 

Frederick,  Robert,  Orchard 

Freeborn,  widow,  Mott 

Furman,  widow  Elizabethi  39  Division 

Furman,  widow  Elizabeth,  2  Fayette 

Furman,  Gabriel.  Corlaer's  Hook 

Furman,  widow  Margaret,  39  Division 

Furman,  Richard,  33  Harman 

Furry,  Peter,  69  Ciifl" 

X. — Cartmen. 

Fairly,  Joseph,  Fourth 
Ferdon,  William,  Hester 
Ferris,  Jacob,  Menry 
Fcrrisj  Peter,  20  Thomas 
Fields,  Jonathan,  Orchard 
Fisher,  Charles,  Second 
Fisher,  William,  Brannon 
Flowers,  John,  lieach 
Fogal.  Matthew,  Tuird 
Folk,  Abraham,  45  Read 

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Forhus,  Thomas,  Jefferson 

Force,  Munson.  Hudson 

Foster,  John,  Broadway,  near  Union  Fumae* 

Foster,  William.  Hudson 

Foster,  William,  First 

Fowler.  David,  15  Division 

Fraser,  Abraham,  17  Bridge 

Fraser,  Duncan.  Batavia  lane 

Freeman,  Arnold,  Greenwich  road 

Freeman,  Aaron,  Watts 

Fritz.  John,  18  Chesnut 

Frost,  Joseph,  Rivington,  near  Third 

Frost,  John,  59  Henry 

Frost,  Wright,  Fsstx 

Furlong.  Robert,  Third 

Furman,  Waters,  Pump,  corner  Third 

G 

I. — Learned  Professions  and  Public  Officers* 

Gahn,  Henry,  commercial  agent  for  Sweden,  30  Broad 

Gallow,  Christopher,  inspector  of  lumber,  5 1  Roosevelt 

Carnage,  John,  phyMciin,  20  John 

Gamble,  widow  Susan,  teacher,  3 6. "J  Pearl 

Gardner,  Aaron,  teacher,  Elizabeth  [and  62  Dey 

Garr,  ,  attorney  and  translator  of  languages,  1 1  Wall, 

Garrison,  John,  inspector  of  lumber,  Warren,  near  West 

Garson,  widow  Sjraht  teacher,  8  Upper  Barley 

Gelston,  David,  collector  of  the  customs,  54  Greenwich 

Gelston,  M.  attorney  &  notary  public,  Custom  house 

Gibbs,  Charlotte,  teacher,  Charlotte 

Gibbons.  James,  teacher,  12  Chamber 

Gibson,  John  W.  attorney  at  law,  1  Wall 

Gilbert,  John  W  deputy-sheriff,  12  Fair 

Gill,  Thomas,  city  weigher,  I  Chatham 

Gillaii!,  John,  marshal!.  28  E.  George 

Giller,  John  E.  marshal,  28  E.  GeorgeJ 

Gillespie,  d'Xormandie,  ph>sician,  Pearl,  corner  Ferry 

Gilmore,  Joseph,  marshal.  15  Pine 

Givdi),  John,  accountant,  232  8c  186  Pearl 

Gobel,  Hugh,'  high-constable  and  capt.  city  watch.  Washing- 

Goughj  James,  accountant,  30  Front  .  [ton,  corner  Jay 


MERCANTILE   DIRECTOR V. 


Golden,  Gilbert,  accountant.  50  Read 

Gordon,  James,  teacher,  29  George 

Graham.  Charles,  chymist.  Prince,  corner  of  Elizabeth 

Graham,  Charles,  attorney  at  law,  59  Wall 

Graham.  John  A.  counsellor  at  law,  31  Broad 

Graham,  Jonathan  G.  physician  and  druggist.  100  Division 

Gray,  ,  teacher,  129  Front 

Green,  John,  accountant,  6  1-  Franckfort 

Green.  James  VV.  constable,  10  Broad 

Green,  Rufus,  chymist  &  druggist,  Crosby 

Greenwood,  John,  dentist,  1  3  Park 

Grensley,  widow  Mary,  teacher,  5  7  Read 

Guerin,  Doctor,  4 1  Partition 

Gunton,  Joseph,  teacher,  394  Greenwich 

Guthrie,  Samuel,  apothecary.  273  Water 

Guyneiner,  John,  French  St  English  teacher,  Mary 

II. — Merchants,  Dry  Good  and  Book  Stores,  and  Store- 
keepers  in  general. 
Gale,  Samuel,  china  store,  7  1  Pearl 

Gamble,  William,  merchant,  86  Maiden-lane,  house  35  War- 
Garner,  Frederick,  merchant  taylor,  306  Pearl  [ren 
Garniss,  Thomas,  dry  good  store.  138  Chatham 
Garrison,  Benjamin,  248  Pearl 
Gautrot,  Xavierre,  merchant,  286  Pearl 

Gedney,  Robert,  timber-merchant.  Greenwich,  near  State  pri- 

[son,  yard  De  Klyne's  ferry 
Gedney,  Samuel,  merchant,  201  Pearl 
Gelston,  John,  merchant,  53  Beaver,  and  74  Front 
Getin,  E.  merchant,  25  Robinson 
Gibbs,  George,  merchant,  50  Greenwich 
Gibson,  William,  hosier,  99  Maiden  lane 
Gibson  St  Coskry,  hosiers,  108  Maiden-lane 
Gifford,  Andrew,  mahogany-merchant,  399  Greenwich 
Giflbrd,  Benjamin,  dry-good  store.  89  Bedlow 
Gilbert,  Garret,  dry-good  store,  187  Broadway 
Gilbert,  Thomas  W.  dry-good  store,  189  Broadway 
Gilchrist,  Robert,  merchant,  3  Stone 
Gilfert,  George,  music  store.  13  Maiden-lane 
Gilford,  Samuel,  junr.  merchant,  126  Wilham  [Front 
Gilford.  Samuel  &.  son,  merchants,  124  William,  store  7G 


jones'b  new-tobk 


Gill.  William,  dry-good  store,  4*6  Pearl 

Gillespie,  George,  merchant.  Pearl,  comer  Ferry        k  *) 

Gillespie.  James,  merchant,  45  Beekman 

Gillespie,  Robert,  merchant,  4  Fletcher,  house  162  Greenwich 

Gillespie  &  Graham,  merchants.  145  Pearl 

Gilmore,  Benjamin,  dry-good  store,  66  E.  George    •  J 

Gilmour,  John,  merchant,  33  William 

Giraud,  F.  junr.  merchant,  135  Front 

Glass,  Alexander  S.  merchant,  Beekman.  corner  Nassau 

Glosey,  Miles  F.  dry  pood  store.  163  Broadway 

Glover.  John  I.  merchant,  223  Pearl,  house  Greenwich 

Glover,  Thomas,  dry-good  store,  246  Pearl 

Gobert,  Charles,  merchant,  78  Pearl 

Godfrey.  Edward,  merchant  taylor,  3*30  Water 

Goelet,  Peter,  ironmonger,  I  1 3  Ec  115  Pearl 

Goelet,  Peler  P.  merchant,  63  Water 

Goelet,  Robert  R  merchant,  59  Water 

Gomez,  Abraham,  junr*.  merchant,  19  Upper  Read 

Gomez,  Benjamin,  dry-good  store,  33  Warren 

Gomez,  Moses,  merchant,  I  I  Duane 

Goodrich,  C.  W.  merchant.  Front,  corner  Burling-slip.  house 
Goodwin,  Oliver,  paint  store.  Bayard  [27  Murray 

Goold,  Charles  D.  merchant,  3  Beaver 
Goold,  Edward,  merchant,  3  Beaver 

Guidon,  David,  merchant,  lb  Broadway,  house  Greenwich 
Gordon,  John  F.  k  James,  merchants.  1 17  Front,  house  78 

[Chamber 

Gorham,  Stephen,  flour-merchant,  163  Front-  house  203  Wa- 
Gculd,  John,  merchant  taylor,  261  Water  [ter 
Gould,  S.  Sc  co.  booksellers  &  printers.  Broad,  corner  Wall 
Gourley,  James,  dry-good  store,  70  Koosevelt 
Gouverneur,  Nicholas,  merchant,  2S  Beaver 
Gouverneur,  Samuel,  merchant.  75  Liberty 
Gouvernenr  k  Kemble,  merchants,  Governeur's  wharf 
Gracie,  Archibald,  merchant,  51  Pine,  house  1 10  Broadway 
Graham.  Isi;ac,  merchant,  177  Washington 
Graham,  John,  merchant,  16  Gold 
Graham,  F.  &  D.  merchants,    47  Pearl 
Graves,  John  B.  merchant,  69  Stone 
Grares,  Roswell.  merchant,  28  Gold 


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209 


Graves  &  Brown,  merchants.  176  Front 

Gray,  John,  merchant  i  1  Liberty 

Gray,  John,  merchant,  49  Liberty 

Grayson,  John,  hardware  store,  183  Water 

Green,  John,  merchant,  'J6  Beekman 

Green,  Timothy,  merchant,  24  Hudson 

Green  &  Lovett,  merchants,  I  19  Front 

Grenell  8c  Squire,  merchants,  2 18  Pearl 

Grellet,  Stephen,  merchant,  241  and  249  Pearl 

Griffen,  John,  china  store,  76  Maiden-Lane,  h.  15  Liberty 

GriPfen,  Peter,  commission  merchant,  124  Water 

Griffon  &  Glass,  auctioneers,  See.  124  Water 

Griffith,  John,  junr.  merchant,  69  Maiden  Lane 

Griffith,  Nathaniel  C.  merchant,  I  63  Greenwich 

Griffith,  J.  &  N.  merchants,  69  Maiden  Lane,  corner  of  Wra. 

Grigg,  John,  ironmonger,  Chatham  Square 

Gri.n,  David  &  Pnilip',  merchants,  36  Old-slip.  &  140.  Water 

Grim,  David,  merchant,  23  Cedar 

Grim,  Philip,  merchant,  43  Vesey 

Griswold,  George,  merchant,  81  Beekman 

Griswold,  John,  junr.  merchant,  252  Pearl,  and  162  Front 

Griswold,  Nathaniel  L.  merchant,  28  Cliff 

Griswold,  Nath.  L.  Et  Co.  merchants,  86  South 

Groteclass,  Gilbert,  flour  merchant,  49  Barclay 

Grozirti  John,  merchant,  6  Rivington  and  8  Courtlandt 

III. — Grocers,  Taverns,  Luis,  Porter -Houses,  Hotels., 
Boarding-Houses,  Brewers  and  Distillers . 

Gale,  Samuel,  grocer,  Greenwich  market 
Gallagher,  William,  grocer,  William 
Gallalee,  Matthew,  grocer,  Pell 
Gallard,  Patrick,  grocer,  Orange 
Gallaudet,  Paul,  porter-house,  141  Chatham 
Gallon,  Dinah,  grocer,  Washington,  corner  of  Harrison 
Gallop,  Mrs.  boarding  house,  52  Broadway 
Gardiner,  Charles,  grocer,  15  Orange 
Gardiner,  Charles,  porter  house,  7  7  Fair 
Gardiner,  James,  grocer,  19  Bowery 
Gardiner,  James,  tavern,  27 1  Water 
Gardier,  Alexis,  fruiterer,  I  15  Fly-market 
Garland.  Abigail,  mead  house,  21  Bancker 

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Garniss,  Philip,  brewery,  139  Chatham 

Garri<  k.  Mary,  tavern  and  porterhouse,  Elizabeth 

Garrison.  John,  sailors  boarding  house,  8  Water 

Garrison,  widow,  grocer*  67  Partition 

Gaston,  widow,  hoarding  house,  188  Pearl 

Gales  'Piomas  B.  grocer,  Hudson,  corner  of  Thomak 

Gaudion,  Robert,  boarding  house,  27  Catharine 

Gaynor,  William,  grocer,  31  Rose 

Geers,  George,  grower.  61  E.  George 

Celslon,  widow  Mary,  grocer,  7  Warren 

Genlil,  Thomas,  fruiterer.  1  1 4  Broad 

Gerischer.  Charles,  grocer  and  comm.  merchant,  12  Burling. 

Gliigliotty,  John  B.  grocer,  278  Water  [slip 

Gilibs  &  Goodwin,  grocers,  18  South 

Gibson,  Lewis,  grocer,  37  Au^u  tus 

Giff'ord,  Alexander,  grocer  and  mason,  82  Read 

Gilbert,  William  P.  grocer,  Greenwich,  opposite  state  prison 

Gilchrist.  Robert,  grocer.  50  Pearl 

Gilford.  Henry,  gixx;er,  3S6  Greenwich 

Gillander,  Alexander,  porter  vaults.  246  Water 

Gillander,  Mary,  sailors  boarding  house,  314  Water 

Gillespie,  Catharine,  grocer,  3^2  Broadway 

Gillespie,  Charles,  grocer,  12  Catharine  lane 

Gillespie,  David,  grocer,  50  Chatham 

Gillespie,  James,  grocer,  59  James 

Gilmore.  Robert,  grocer.  Charlotte,  corner  of  Bedlow 

Gilpin,  William,  tavern,  97  James 

Glean,  Samuel,  boarding  house.  Church 

Glening,  Peter,  grocer.  Cross,  corner  of  Barley 

Goodman,  William,  grocer  and  lumber  merchant*  Water. 

Goodman,  Robert,  tavern,  104  Beekman     [corner Catharine 

Golden,  Charles,  grocer,  Hester,  corner  of  Mott 

Golley,  Lewis,  boarding  house,  First 

Gomes,  Joseph,  tavern,  3  Bedlow 

Gomes?  Joseph,  boarding  bouse,  3  Division 

Gordon,  Robert,  grocer,  X  Lumber 

Gorman,  widow  Mary,  tavern,  314  Water 

Gosline,  Jacob,  boarding  house,  Provoost 

Goss,  William,  boarding  house,  Elizabeth 

Gotier,  Joseph,  grocer,  135  Fly-market 

Gouin,  Joseph,  grocer,  79  Murray 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


21 1 


Gould,  John,  grocer  and  rigger,  Orange 

Gowin,  Peter,  grocer,  93  pearl 

Graham,  John,  grocer,  2  mile  stone,  Bowery 

Graham,  Francis,  grocer,  Rutger.  corner  of  Bedlow 

Graves  St  Brown,  grocers.  17o  Front 

Grant,  James,  grocer,  58  Roosevelt 

Grapin,  Claude,  fruiterer,  104  Broad 

Gray,  James,  bo'arding  house,  60  Vesey 

Gray,  Jeremiah,  grocer,  33  Peck-slip,  h'use  256  Water 

Grayson,  William,  tavern  and  sailors  b.  house,  2-14  Front 

Greeii;  James  W.  tavern  and  porter  house,  10  Broad 

Green,  Mary,  hoarding  house,  68  Chamber 

Green,  Sarah,  grocer,  4  3  Bedlow 

Green,  William,  grocer  and  ferry  house.  59  Whitehall 
Greenough,  Deborah,  grocer,  41  Oliver 

Greenwood,  Kichard,  grocer  and  tea  dealer,  19  Maiden-Lane 

Gregg,  John,  grocer,  42  Harman 

Grenzeback,  John,  grocer,  1  Chatham 

Greyson,  William,  grocer  and  tavern,  244  Front 

Griffin,  David,  grocer  and  graintr,  88  Bead 

Griswold,  Edward  D.  grocer,  6.$  Harman 

Gronf  Mrs.  E.  boarding  house,  51  Puu 

Groshon,  John  P.  brewer,  7  Bailey 

Guion,  Elijah,  grocer.  381  Water,  corner  of  Oliver 

Guion,  Monmouth  H.  grocer,  309  Yv  aier 

Guion,  M.  11.  &  Co.  grocers,  Cnerry,  corner  of  Rutger 

Guion  &  Pinckney,  grocers,  63  Murray,  coiner  ot  Cnape! 

Gunton,  Mark,  grocer  and  painter,  Elm.  corner  ot  U.  head 

Gaston,  Mrs.  boarding  house,  188  Pearl 

IV. — House  Carpenters,  Shipwrights,  Joiners,  Boat- 
builders,  Block  Pump  Makers,  Coopers,  caul  Me- 
c/'ianics  who  work  principally  in  wood. 

Gage,  Asa,  shipwright,  &c  Ship-yards 
Gailer,  William,  shipwright,  Charlotte 
Galatin.  William  W.  uph<  Isterer,  3u  Beaver 
Gallahac,  Benjamin,  h.  carpenter,  Bailey,  corner  of  Cross 
Ganbz,  Francis,  senr.  shipwright.  595  L  berry 
Ganbz,  Francis,  junr.  shipwright,  5V3  Cherry 
Garbrance.  Peter,  turner  and  umbrella  maker,  319  Water 
Gardiner,  Joseph,  wheelwright,  42  Anthony  , 


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Gardiner,  Michael,  builder,  79  Warren 

Gardiner,  Thomas,  wheelwright,  21  First 

Garey,  Daniel,  h.  carpenter.  56  Anthony 

Garr,  Andrew,  shipwright,  1  18  Cherry,  &  584  Water 

Gaskin,  William,  shipwright.  Leonard 

Gatfield,  John,  sash  maker,  Grand 

Gatz,  Francis,  shipwright.  Pump,  corner  of  Second 

Gedney,  James*  shipwright,  Bedlow 

Gednev,  Thomas,  h  carpenter,  Walnut 

Geib,  John  &  Adam,  piano  forte  makers.  Mount  Vernon 

Geib,  John  and  S>n,  organ  builders,  Leonard 

George,  Thomas,  wheelwright,  3S6  Greenwich 

Gtrald,  Jacob,  h.  carpenter,  Harrison 

Gibson,  Edward,  shipwright.  69  Henry 

Gibson,  Richard,  wheelwright.  63  Division 

Gil)Son,  Thomas,  shipwright,  1 16  Bowery 

Giffing,  William,  h.  carpenter.  40  Chapel 

Gifford  John.  h.  carpenter.  49  Read 

Giles.  Robert,  h.  carpenter,  10  Oak,  comer  of  Chesnut 

Gillerd,  James,  cabinet  maker,  74  Chatham 

Gillespie,  Robert  I.  h  carpenter.  Leonard 

Gillespie,  William,  h.  carpenter.  49  Greenwich 

Gilmore,  Matthew,  upholsterer,  1 18  Harinan 

Giraud,  Frederick,  cooper,  127  Front 

Giraudin,  Marvin,  turner*  .First 

Glass,  Alexander,  shipwright,  122  Lombard 

Glass.  Edward,  shipwright,  54  Henry 

Glass'  Samuel,  shipwright.  60  Henry  - 

Godfrey.  Andrew,  h.  car|>enter,  192  Division 

Gold,  Charles*  h.  carpenter,  44  E.  George 

Gollow,  Christopher,  cooper  &  culler,  51  Roosevelt 

Good.  William,  h.  carpenter,  Hester 

Goodrich,  Moses,  h.  carpenter.  16  Sixth 

Goodwin,  Peter,  cooper.  Mott 

Gordon,  Charles,  h.  carpenter,  59  Division 

Gordon.  Lewis,  h.  carpenter.  1  E.  George 

Gossman,  Jacob,  h  carpenter.  24  1  Wflliam 

Gossman.  Robert,  h.  carpenter  &  builder,  42  Lumber 

Gould,  Robert,  h.  carpenter,  369  Greenwich 

Graham,  Peter,  cabinet  maker,  rear  the  Collect 

Grant,  Peter*  h.  carpenter  &  shipwright,  35  Lombard 

Grant,  Richaixl,  cooper,  122  Bioail 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


21S 


Gray,  Dugald,  shipwright,  98  Bedlow 
Gray,  John,  h.  carpenter,  86  Chamber 
Gray,  William*  h.  carpenter,  86  Chamber 
Green,  Abraham,  h.  carpenter-  Corlaer's  hook 
Green,  Jeremiah,  h.  carpenter,  94  Anthony 
Green,  Joseph,  shipwright,  72  Catharine 
Green,  Samuel ,chaii  maker,  51  Anthony 
Green,  William,  h.  carpenter,  &  venetian-blind  maker,  81  and 
Greenard,  N.  shipwright,  70  E.  George  [95  Chamber 

Greenard  &  Mertine,  shipwrights.  Cherry 
Green  wait,  John,  h.  carpenter,  31  Mulberry 
Greig,  Bedford,  h.  carpenter,  18  Provoost 
Greig,  James,  shipwright  12 J  Lombard 
Griffcs,  Francis,  h.  carpenter  and  srhipwright»  102  Bedlow 
Griffith,  Robert,  h.  carpenter,  Broadway,  above  Union  Furnace 
Gross,  Joshua,  shipwright,  35  Lombard  » 
Guest,  I.  &  W.  cabinet  makers,  93  Greenwich 
Guioti,  Isaac,  ship  St  h.  joiner.  309  Water 
Gunn,  James,  carpenter,  137  Dhision 
Guyen  Christopher,  cabinet  maker,  Grand 
V.— Masons,  Bricklayers,  Plaisterers,  and  Stone-Cutters.. 
Gall,  Eli,  mason,  Third 

Gallagher,  Jeremiah,  stone-cutter,  32  Barclay 

Gallagher,  John,  mason,  Republican-alley 

Gayland,  Henry,  mason,  Jefferson 

Geelon,  Henry,  mason,  Jefferson 

Gifford,  Alexander,  mason  and  grocer,  82  Read 

Gilman,  John,  stone-cutter,  7  Cheapside 

Gilmore,  Robert,  mason,  Dugan 

Givin,  Josiah,  mason,  Fifth 

Gorman,  James,  mason,  8  Bedlow 

Gosman,  George,  mason  and  builder,  1 1  Courtlandt 

Gowdrey,  John,  stone-cutter,  7 1  Read 

Griffin,  Phineas,  mason,  44  Anthony 

Griffith,  David,  mason,  8  i  Church 

Griffith,  David,  mason,  336  Greenwich 

Greig,  John,  mason,  Leonard 

VI — Smiths  of  every  description,  including  those  who 
work  in  the  precious  Metals,  Jewels,  fcfc.  and  Watch- 
Makers. 

Gardiner,  Timothy,  blacksmith,  84  and  92  Harman,  and  185 
Gates,  Leonard,  blacksmith,  77  Chatham  [Cherry 


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Gattey,  Henry,  optician  and  mathematical 'instrument  maker, 

Gauk,  James,  engraver,  30  Lumber  [205  Water 

Gemmel,  Matthew,  watchmaker,  299  Broadway 

Gibson,  T.  fct  M.  Davis.musical  instrument  makers,  63  Barley 

Giraud,  Alexander,  tin- plate  worker.  141  Cherry 

Giraud,  Henry,  silversmith,  60  Murray 

Giraudin,  M.  brass- turner,  First 

Girrad,  Henry,  silversmith,  27  Chapel 

Gordon,  Isaac,  blacksmith,  Grand 

Gordon,  William,  blacksmith,  29  Augustus 

Gourlie.  Robert,  clock  and  watch  mak_-r,  51  Maiden-lane 

Gourley,  Robert,  watch-maker,  50  Maiden-lane 

Graham,  \llen,  blacksmith,  94  Warren 

Graham.  Daniel  F.  watch  and  clock  maker,  147  Pearl 

Grah'am,  Joseph,  blacksmith.  21  Pump 

Green,  James,  silversmith,  Bowery 

Greenwood,  Clark,  mathematical  instrument  maker,  127  Front 

Gridley,  James,  blacksmith,  1 1  Leonard 

Griffen,  Henry,  watchmaker,  318  Water,  house  Rivington 

Griffiths,  Joseph,  brass  founder,  43  Division 

Griffiths,  Richard,  blacksmith,  Bedlow 

Griffiths  and  Philips,  brass-founders,  65  Division 

Greesward,  » jeweller,  8  Barley 

Guignon,  Victor,  jewelltr.  Hester 

VII. — Mechanics,  Trades  and  Callings  not  before 
enumerated. 
Gabelle.  John,  labourer,  Bayard 
Gabelle,  Henry,  labourer,  Bayard 
Gadds,  Francis,  labourer,  70  Rutger 
Gadd,  Thomas,  dealer  in  rags.  &c.  31  Lombard 
Gage,  Simeon,  hatter,  213  Water 
Gains,  George  W.  sail-maker,  35  Jay 
Gaetan,  Augustus,  embroiderer,  59  Chamber 
Galbreath,  Allen,  shoemaker,  150  William 
Galaudett,  aul,  hair-dresser,  141  Chatham 
Gall,  Simon,  labourer,  54  John 
Gallachin,  Patrick,  labourer,  Elizabeth 
Gallagher,  Patrick,  shoemaker,  30  George 
Gallagher,  Patrick,  labourer,  Hester 
Gallalee,  Matthew,  baker,  23  Pell 
Gallop,  Benjamin,  hair-dresser,  42  Pine 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Gallow,  Sylvester,  taylor,  8 1  Nassau 

Galloway,  James,  rigger.  Fifth 

Galloway,  John,  painter,  rear  14  Rose 

Gandy,  Henry,  taylor,  59  Mulberry 

Gantz,  Gabriel,  fisherman.  159  Division 

Ganzey,  Silas,  shoemaker,  Hester,  corner  of  Suffolk 

Garcin, Hyacinth,  baker,  27  George 

Gardiner,  Ann,  cook,  156  Front 

Gardiner,  Hiram,  shoemaker,  91  Broadway 

Gardiner,  John,  baker,  rear  of  2  1 7  William 

Gardiner,  Nathaniel,  rigger,  Lombard 

Gardiner,  bamuel.  taylor,  Grand 

Garner,  George,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Charlotte 

Gamsey,  A*sa,  rigger,  Rutger,  corner  of  Lombard 

Garnsey,  Enoch,  shoemaker,  12  Cliff 

Garnsey,  Silas,  shoemaker,  1  Bailey 

Garrison,  John,  oysterman,  8  Water 

Garrison,  Simon,  printer,  45  Warren 

Garrison.  Richard,  sweep,  78  Lombard 

Garson,  James,  hatter,  20  Broad 

Gasner,  George,  shoemaker,  Charlotte 

Gasner.  Isaac,  taylor,  46  Barley 

Gates,  Edward,  shoemaker,  Augustus 

Gatfield,  Benjamin  &  James,  glovers,  ike.  12  George 

Gaugin,  Francis,  hot-baths,  Chamber,  near  Cross 

Geary,  William,  labourer,  Bowery 

George,  John,  labourer,  27  Bedlow 

Gewase,  D.  gardener,  Sixth,  corner  of  Delancey 

Gibbons,  Thomas,  butcher,  Stanton,  corner  of  First 

Gibson.  James,  broker,  1 3  Cedar 

Gibson.  Thomas,  house  and  sign  painter,  32  Fair 

Gibson  8c  Jennet,  hair- dressers,  2  Liberty 

Cidard,  Robert,  barber,  27  Catharine 

Gilbert,  E.  starch  and  glue  manufacturer,  Clinton 

Gilchrist,  Arch,  silk-dyer,  174  William 

Giles,  Dedrick,  sugar-baker,  Elizabeth,  corner  of  Nicholas 

Giles,  John,  sail-maker,  6  Lumber 

Gill,  James,  shoemaker,.  270  Broadway 

Gillespie,  Hugh,  cordwainer,  10  Catharine- lane 

Gillespie,  Robert,  labourer,  I  5  Barley 

Gillies,  Andrew,  confectioner.  15  Pump 
Gillman.  Charles,  butcher.  103  Reed 


JONES'S  NEW-TARS 


Gillman,  William,  hair  dresser,  \22  Front 

Gilmore,  James,  shoemaker,  1 1  Harman 
Gilmoi  e>  John>  rope  maker,  Second 
Gilson.  Titus,  labourer,  Elizabeth 
Giraud,  Isaac,  laboureri  Suffolk 
Gilson,  John,  labourer,  36  Anthony 
Gingerie,  John,  labourer,  Elizabeth 
Girnee,  Phoebe,  seamstress,  fi5  Partition 
Glamer,  John,  milkman,  Second 
Glass,  C.  labourer,  48  Augustus 
Glassner,  John,  milkman,  First 

Glean,  Waller,  shoemaker,  Beaver,  corner  of  WHliaJBi 

Glean,  Eden,  shoemaker,  7 1  Church 

Glenton,  Thomas,  sail-maker,  Sixth 

Godew,  Lewisi  painter,  4+  E.  George 

Godfrey,  Christian,  lamplighter,  Division 

Godfrey  Ebenezer,  shoemaker,  54  Fair 

Good,  John,  baker,  16  Augustus 

Goodeve,  John,  soap  and  candle  maker,  26  Church 

Goodheart,  George,  butcher,  253  Greenwich 

Goodyear,  Thaddeus,  stage-office,  1 6  George 

Gordon,  George,  rigger,  29  Cheapside 

Gordon,  James,  shoemaker.  29  George 

Gorden,  Jane,  seamstress,  Mott 

Gorden,  John,  shoemaker.  G  Orange 

Gorden,  Richard,  shoemaker,  1  E  George 

Gorham,  Samuel,  sail-maker,  62  James 

Gorham  &  Raynor,  sail-makers,  1 3  1  Front 

Gosman,  James,  shoemaker,  29  Vtsey 

Goslin,  Robert,  labourer,  38  Anthony 

Gould,  James,  labourer,  29  Lombard 

Gould'  John,  rigger  and  grocer,  Orange 

Gould'  Matthew,  painter,  Greenwich 

Gowdey,  Lewis,  scraper,  54  E.  George 

Grace,  James,  saddler,  42  Pine 

Graff,  John,  butcher,  Bayard 

Graham,  George,  labourer,  Harman 

Graham,  George,  baker,  92  Anthony 

Graham,  John,  rigger,  1 9  Harman 

Graig,  David,  shoemaker.  58  Beulow 

Grainger,  Bartholomew,  butcher.  Elizabeth 

Grant,  John,  tea-waterman,  9  Division 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY* 


Graham,  George,  labourer,  Harman 

Grainger,  John,  shoemaker,  38  Vandewater 

Granger,  Matthew,  labourer,  Third 

Grasset,  Peter,  gardener,  Grand 

Graves,  Mary,  huckster,  66  Vesey 

Gray,  Alexander,  shoemaker,  353  Greenwich 

Gray,  John,  sawyer,  Bedlow 

Gray,  John,  shoemaker,  98  Anthony 

Gray,  George,  chimney  sweep,  5  Ann 

Gray,  William,  baker,  19  Barclay 

Grealon,  James,  taylor,  62  E.  George 

Green,  John,  baker,  63  Catharine 

Green,  John,  baker,  Lombard 

Green,  Joshua,  labourer,  194  Washington 

Green,  William,  blackball  maker,  2  Theatre  alley 

Green*  William,  tobacconist,  40  Rose,  and  220  Water 

Gregg,  David,  shoemaker,  10  Bedlow 

Greig,  widow,  confectioner,  Liberty,  corner  of  William 

Grice,  John,  broker,  23  Chatham 

GrifF,  Jacob,  baker,  50  Bedlow 

Griflen,  William,  shoemaker,  Washington 

Griffith,  Hugh,  labourer,  Charlotte,  corner  Harman 

Griffith,  James,  taylor,  40^Warren 

Griffith,  James,  shoemaker,  90  Fair 

Griffith,  William,  silk  dyer,  56  Beaver 

Griffiths,  John,  painter,  41  Barclay 

Griffiths(  John,  labourer,  67  Harman 

Griffiths,  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  54  Beekman 

Grigger,  George,  rigger,  58  Harman,  corner  E.  George 

Grim,  Charles,  taylor,  32  Church 

Grim,  Peter,  tanner,  70  Harman 

Grotehelf,  Henry,  shoemaker,  Hudson 

Guignon,  Jacob,  tobacconist,  30  Harman,  Sc  70  Chatham 

Gunn,  James,  labourer,  137  Division 

Gunn,  Sarah,  milliner,  128  William 

Gunton,  Mark,  painter  &  grocer,  Elm,  corner  Read 

Gurnee,  Elbert,  labourer,  422  Broadway 

Gurnee,  Isaac,  shoemaker,  9  Pump 

Guyon,  ,  mattrass  maker,  Elm 

VIII. — Ship-Masters,  Marina  s,  and  Boatmen. 
Gardiner,  Benjamin,  mariner,  20  Jamea 

X 


21f 


JONES'S  NEW-TOtl* 


Gardiner)  John,  ship-master,  23  James 
Garland.  John,  mariner.  72  Catharine 
Garner.  James  B.  ship-master.  33  Church 
Geer,  Joshua,  ship-master.  68  Harman 
Geer,  William,  sliip-master,  Second 
Geist,  George,  mariner.  15  Fayette 
Gender,  Thomas,  mariner,  34  Vesey 
George,  Abraham,  mariner.  35  Oak 
George.  Joseph,  ship-master,  f>5  Lombard 
Gillman,  Kent,  mariner,  69  James 

Gilman,  ,  ship-master,  98  Chamber 

Glanson,  David,  ship  master,  105  Division 
Goodhue,  Isachar,  ship- master,  38  William 
Goodman,  William,  ship-master,  67  Henry 
Gore.  William,  ship-master,  4  Second 
Gordon,  Peter,  mariner,  Charlotte 
Goss,  John,  ship-master,  Elizabeth 
Grayson,  Anthony,  mariner.  Mott 
Green,  Anthony,  mariner,  6  Mott 
Green*  Henry,  ship-master,  20  Bancker 
Green,  Robert,  mariner,  154Harman 
Green,  Samuel,  ship-master,  25  Ann 
Green,  William,  mariner,  18  Batavia-lane 
Greenwood,  John,  boatman,  120  Harman 
Greenfield,  John,  ship-master,  83  Pearl 
Griswold,  Edward,  ship-master,  63  Harman 
Griswold,  Jedediah,  ship-master,  95  Lombard 
Guest,  George,  mariner,  1 1  Fayette 
Guest,  John,  ship-master,  1 4  Clift" 

I X . — MiscellaneQUt. 

Gale,  Mary.  128  William 

Gale,  Jesse,  1 3  Pell 

Gahagan,  widow  Catharine,  49  Read 

Gaine,  Hugh,  429  Greenwich 

Gall,  Jesse,  Pell  . 

Gamble,  John,  57  Read 

Gamble,  John,  5  5  Read 

Gantly,  Sarah,  40  Barclay 

<6arrison>  Garret,  67  Partition 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


219 


Garrison,  widow  Sarah >  67  Partition 

Gardiner,  Thomas,  Hudson 

Garland,  Abigail,  21  Bancker 

Garntss,  Jane,  145  Chatham 

Gautier,  Peter,  2  Magazine 

Gautier,  Andrew,  junr.  21  Provoost 

Gedney,  Eloisa,  Montgomery,  near  Belvidere 

Geer,  Eliza,  60  Chapel 

George i  Joseph,  65  Lombard 

Geraudi  widow  Ann,  4.2  Gold 

Gibson,  Rebecca,  Hester 

Gilbert,  John  E.  59  Barley 

Gilbert,  Mary,  90  Chatham 

Gilbert,  Thomas,  421  Greenwich 

Gilbert,  William  W.  esq.  Greenwich 

Giles,  Robert,  near  State  prison 

Gilford,  Charles,  34  Dey 

Gillihen,  widow  Susanna,  12  Chapel 

Gilman,  Elizabeth,  Cheapside 

Gilmore,  Matthew,  1 18  Harman 

Gimbrede,  Thomas,  1  Partition 

Glass,  widow  Sarah,  Cross 

Glasson,  D.  125  Division 

Glenton,  widow,  121  Division 

Glover,  widow  Mary,  174  Broadway 

Glover,  Thomas,  38  Warren 

Gomez,  Moses,  13  Duane 

Compart,  Gomparts  S.  85  Greenwich 

Goodrich,  Samuel,  17  Skinner 

Goodman,  Jane,  Elizabeth 

Gordineer,  widow  of  Jacob,  Mulberry 

Gordineer,  Catharine,  35  Oak 

Goswell,  widow  Lydia,  72  Warren 

(joss,  William,  Elizabeth 

Goudaine,  Lawrence,  30  Pearl 

Goudy,  Elizabeth,  Norfolk 

G-jwing,  Jane,  Charlotte 

Graham,  widow  Cailiarine,  24  Read 

Graham,  Elizabeth,  85  Broad 

Graham,  John,  19  Harman 

Grahairo  Robert,  114  Greenwich 


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Grand,  B.  G.  Spring 
Grant,  Ann,  50  Cedar 
Grant,  Ann  N.  5 1  Pine 
Granville,  Elizabeth.  15  Oliver 
Gray,  widow  Jane,.  Thames 
Grayson,  widow  Jane,  1  Magazine 
Green,  Martha,  55  Robinson 
Green,  widow  Mary,  68  Chamber 
Green,  Sarah,  43  Division 
Greenham,  widow  of  George>  14  Pine 
Greenleaf,  widow  Ann,  5  4-  Wall 
Griffen,  col.  Samuel,  Greenwich 
CriiTen,  John,  41  Barley 
Grim,  Jacob,  Mott 

X. — Cartmeu. 

Gaffet,  John,  Desbrosses 

Gale,  Andrew,  Orchard 

Gale>  Hezekiah,  Greenwich 

Gallagher,  Patrick,  44  E.  George 

Gamble,  Andrew,  Mott 

Garbott,  John,  23  Read 

Gardiner,  Thomas,  First 

Garland,  Thomas,  First 

Garrison,  Abraham,  Leonard 

Garrison,  Halamas,  44  Harrison 

Garrison,  Peter,  10  Thomas 

Gibbons,  Robert,  54  Beaver 

Gibbons,  William,  24  Thomas 

Gilbert,  James,  Hester 

Gilbert,  John  A.  13  Thomas 

Gildrey,  Patrick,  Charlotte 

Gill,  John,  Mott 

Gillard,  Charles,  215  William 

Glinn,  Alexander,  25  Henry 

Gordon,  George,  Clinton,  corner  of  Hannan 

Gordon*  James,  Mott 

Gould.  John,  4  Warren 

Gowdrey,  William,  71  Read 

Graham,  John,  N.  Mcore 

reen,  Increase,  22  Thomas 

recn'  Simon,  95  Division 


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221 


Green,  Thomas,  225  Greenwich 

Green,  William,  277  Greenwich 

Griffen,  James,  Pump 

Griffen,  Jacob,  Essex 

Griffen,  Thomas,  49  Read 

G pitman,  James,  Oliver,  corner  of  Mary 

Gross,  Dederick,  North 

Guearinau,  Lewis,  Bowery 

Guest,  Lewis,  Essex 

Gunyon,  John,  193  Division 

H 

I. — Learned  Professions  and  Public  Officers. 
Hagerman,  Jacob,  revenue  officer,  N.  Moore 
Hall,  C.  W.  accountant,  44  Wall 
Halsey,  Jabez,  custom  house  officer,  105  Liberty 
Hamersley,  William,  M.  D.  6  Courtlandt 
Hamil,  Thomas,  measurer,  34  Whitehall 
Hamilton,  Rev.  Thomas,  7  Duane 
Hamlin  St  Comstock,  teachers,  5 1  Cliff 
Hannah,  Mary,  teacher,  14  Upper  Read 
Hardenbrook.  William,  city  sealer,  293  Pearl 
Hardie,  James,  secretary  to  the  board  of  health,  305  Green- 
llardie,  John,  street-inspector,  b7  Gold  [wich 
Hanson,  G.  F.  attorney  at  law,  227  Broadway,  office  39  Nassau 
Harison,  Richard,  counsellor,  2  27  Broadway,  office  39  Nassau 
Harrington,  John,  accountant,  39  Bedlow 
Harriot,  David,  collector,  25  IYanckfort 
Harris,  Nicholas,  accountant,  23  Murray 
Harris,  Samuel,  attorney  at  law,  24  John 
Harris  Sc  Wilson,  attornies,  8cc.  24  John 
Harris,  Rev.  William,  Stuyvesant 
Harsen,  George,  measurer,  12  Moore 
Haulenbeck,  Isaac  P.  clerk  in  bank,  54  Barclay 
Hawes,  Peter,  attorney  at  law,  96  John 
Hawkins,  Samuel,  attorney  at  law,  141  Water 
Hays,  Jacob,  conveyancer  &  broker,  Chapel,  corner  Anthony 
Hazard,  Thomas,  keeper  of  the  Bridewell,  Park 
Hedden,  Josiah,  attorney  at  law,  10  Front 
Hedges,  widow  Rachel,  teacher,  N.  Moore 
Hedges,  I.  student  at  law,  64  William 
Heffeman,  Mrs.  young  ladies'  academy,  38  Dey 


222 


JONES'S  NEW-YOHK 


Hcgcman,  Adrian,  attorney  and  notary  public,  302  Pearl,  and 
Helaw,  Lewis,  accountant,  4  Chamber  [76  Chatham 

Henderson,  Rev.  Josiah,  Arundel,  comer  of  Division 
Henry,  Hugh,  accountant,  Mott 
Henry,  Samuel,  physician,  25  Chatham 
Henriquez,  Philip,  accountant.  Suffolk,  corner  of  Hester 
llenshaw,  Samuel,  accountant,  102  Division 
Herring,  Elbert,  attorney  at  law,  35  Wall 
Herttel,  John,  gauger,  3  Dover 
Herttcl,  William,  city  gauger,  71  Franckfort 
Heyer,  John,  inspector-general  of  slaves  U.  heading.  277  Water 
Heyer.  Garret,  clerk  of  Fly-market,  30  Lumber 
Heyer,  William,  measurer  of  lime.  38  Robinson  [Chamber 
Hicks,  Benjamin.  M.  D.  Greenwich,  corner  of  Brannon,  8c  62 
Hicks,  John,  M.  D.  &  surgeon,  64  Church,  &.  Ti  Bowery 
Hicks,  Thomas  R.  surgeon  and  physician.  Mott 
Hicks,  Oliver  H.  secretary  to  com.  insurance  co.  50  Wall 
Hildreth,  Patrick  G.  attorney  at  law,  3  Wall 
'Hill.  F.llis,  teacher,  16  Fayette 

Hitchcock^  Daniel  M.  physician,  Wafer,  corner  Peck-slip 
Hitchcock,  John,  accountant,  32  George 
Hcbart,  Rev.  John  H.  46  Greenwich 
Hodge.  Ralph,  custom-house  ofheer,  13  Rose 
Hoffman,  Josiah  O.  counsellor  at  law,  63  Green  wich 
Holmes,  William,  accountant,  122  Fly-market 
Hopkins,  Samuel  M.  attorney  and  counsellor.  274  Pearl 
Horne,  George,  physician.  Sec.  58  Pearl 
Horner,  widow  Sarah,  teacher.  203  Greenwich 
Hornidge,  James,  physician,  1 4 1  Front 
Hosack,  Alex.  junr.  physician,  50  Warren 
Hosack,  David,  M.  D.  &  surgeon,  65  Broadway 
Houstoiii  William,  counsellor  at  law,  125  Chatham 
Howe,  Bezaleel,  inspector  of  customs,  12  Rose 
Howell,  Aaron,  measurer  of  grain,  31  Read,  corner  Church 
Hughes,  Catharine  &  Ruth,  teachers,  26  George 
Hughes,  John,  clerk,  126  Bowery 

Humane  Society's  soup-iiouses,  6  Franckfort  <!y  Division 

Hunn,  John  S.  street  coimr.issioner,  49  Murray 

Hunt,  Andrew,  physician,  500  Greenwich 

Hunt.  John,  inspector  of  beef  and  pork,  Corlaer's  hook 

Hunt,  Joseph  T.  physician,  43  Beekman 


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223 


Hunt.  Joshua,  inspector  of  wood.  79  Chamber 

Hunt,  Montgomery,  clerk  in  Manhattan  bank,  25  Provoost 

Hunter.  Robert,  revenue  officer,  1 7  Provoost 

Huyler,  John,  physician.  6  Franckfort 

H. — Merchants,  Dry  Good  £s?  Book  stores,  and  Store 
keepers  in  general. 

Hadley.  Isaac,  millinery  store,  455  Pearl 

Haggerty,  John,  dry-good  store,  169  Pearl 

Haight,  B.  Sc  H.  dry-good  store,  207  Broadway 

Haight.  D.  Sc  L.  dry-good  store,  195  Broadway 

Haines,  Elias,  dry-good  store,  149  Broadway 

Haines  Sc  co.  merchants,  1  1  Crane  wharf 

Hall,  Daniel,  dry-good  store,  432  Pearl 

Hall,  James,  dry-good  store,  99  Chatham 

Hall,  William,  merchant,  86  South,  house  5  Gold 

Hall  8c  Coulthard,  dry-good  store,  418  Pearl 

Hallet,  Abrahams,  merchant.  214  Front 

Hallet,  Richard  S.  merchant,  39  John 

Halliday,  Robert,  35  Courtlandt 

Halsey,  Jabez,  merchant,  105  Liberty 

Halstead,  Benjamin,  junr.  earthenware  store,  67  Broad 

Halstead  Sc  Turk,  dry-good  store,  159  Broadway 

Hamersley,  Lewis  C.  Sc  T.  ironmongers  and  saddlery  store, 

Hamilton,  William,  merchant,  59  Pearl  [109  Pearl 

Hammond,  Abijah,  merchant,  21  Robinson 

Hannan,  Sarah  Ann,  clothing  store,  11  Old-slip 

IJanraham,  James,  trader,  13  Division 

Ilardenbrook,  John  A.  broker  and  com.  merchant,  54  Nassau 

Hardenbrook,  William,  merchant,  293  Pearl 

Hardy,  Joseph,  merchant,  162  Greenwich 

Harned,  Jonathan,  merchant  taylor,  65  Stone 

Harriman,  William,  merchant,  25  Dey 

Harris,  widow  Joyce,  shoe  store,  124  Cherry 

Harrison,  widow,  bookseller  and  printer,  3  Peck-slip 

Harsen,  Cornelius,  hardware  store,  139  Cherry 

Hart,  Abijah,  merchant,  226  Front,  house  79  Barclay  - 

Harti  Bernard,  merchant,  12  Broad 

Hart,  Ephraim,  merchant,  87  Greenwich 

Hart,  Jacob,  senr.  dry-good  store,  430  Pearl 

Hart,  Pictrd,  dry-good  store,  428  Pearl 


224 


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Hartshorne,  William,  merchant,  81  Greenwich 
Harvey,  Thomas,  merchant.  73  South,  house  5 1  Nassau 
Harvey,  Thomas  &  Son,  merchants,  73  South 
Harvey,  Thomas  M.  merchant,  37  Stone 
Haskin,  Benj.  F.  broker^and  com.  merchant,  157  Pearl 
Hatheway,  Asahel,  dry-good  store,  66  Maiden-lane 
Hathorn,  John,  merchant,  30  Gold 
Hattrick.  Peter,  dry-good  store,  133  William 
Havens,  Gabriel,  merchant,  103  Franckfort 
Havens,  Henry,  merchant,  59  Vesey 
Havens,  Philctu*,  merchant,  198  Front 
Havens,  Rensselaer,  dry-good  store,  169  William 
Hawkins,  Joseph,  merchant,  54  James 
Hawkshurst,  Hannah,  hardware  store,  7  Cherry 
Hawkshurst  and  Franklin/ironmongers,  161  Water 
Hay  dock,  Henry,  merchant,  251  Pearl 
Haydock,  James,  junr.  merchant,  I  17  Greenwich 
Hayt,  Munson,  mcrcliant,  45  Wall 
Heard,  James  &  N.  dry-good  store.  2 1 7  Pearl 
Heard,  W.  U  P.  dry -good  store,  175  Broadway 
Heard?  John,  dry-good  store,  65  Maiden-lane 
Heenej,  Cornelius,  fur-merchant,  79  and  82  Water 
Ilegerman,  John,  flour-merchant,  18  Catharine 
Hegeman.  Peter,  flour-merchant,  2*28  Front,  house  76  Catha- 
Hcnderson,  William,  merchant,  343  Broadway  [vine 
Hendricks,  Harm?.n,  copper-merchant,  123  Pearl,  house  76 
Henry,  Aaron,  clothing  store,  204  Water  [broad 
Henry>  John  S.  broker  and  auctioneer,  56  Vesey.  house  Jay 
Herring,  Thomas,  merchant.  192  Pearl 
Herring,  Abraham  &  Son"  merchants,  102  Pearl,  house  44 
Hervey,  William,  merchant,  32  Hudson  [Broadway 
Hewit,  James,  music  store,  59  Maiden-lane 
Hewitj  John  and  Thomas,  merchant  taylors,  5  Dey 
Hewit)  Thomas  and  William,  china  store,  16  Chamber,  and 

[163  Broadway 
Hevvkt,  Charles,  merchant,  78  South,  corner  Fletcher 
Hewlet,  and  co.  Divine,  merchants,  29  Beekman 
Hewlet,  Hannah,  millinery  store,  390  Pearl 
Hewlet.  Henry,  merchant,  78  South 
Heyer,  Cornelius,  merchant.  62  Broad 
Heyer,  Isaac,  merchant,  84  Broach  and  67  Front 


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225 


Heyer,  Walter  W.  merchant,  17  Pine 

H-yer,  Walter  and  Isaac,  ironmongers,  234  Pearl 

Hicks,  Isaac,  merchant.  270  Pearl 

Hicks,  Silas, .merchant,  508  Pearl 

Hicks,  Valentine,  merchant,  14  Cherry 

Hicks.  Willet,  merchant,  276  Pearl,  house  209  William 

Hickst  Whitehead,  lumber- merchant,  1  Rutger 

Hicks,  Jenkins  and  co.  merchants,  67  South,  house  345  Pearl 

Hicks,  Samuel,  com.  merchant,  341  Pearl 

Hill,  William,  merchant,  95  Front,  house  15  Courtlandt 

Hiltman,  John,  dry-good  store,  1  14  Chatham 

Hinchman,  Cornelius,  shoe  store,  393  Pearl 

Hitchcock,  Edward,  druggist,  317  Pearl 

Hitchcock'  Daniel  and  Edward,  druggists,  317  Pearl 

Hitchcock,  Miles,  merchant,  36  Maiden-lane 

Hoffman,  Martin»  merchant  and  auctioneer,  67  Wall 

Hoffman,  Seton,  and  co's  auction  room,  67  Wall 

Hoffman  and  Heard,  dry -good  store,  175  Broadway 

Hogan  and  Welsh,  merchants,  109  Cherry 

Hogan,  Michael,  dry-good  store,  225  Broadway 

Holden,  Abel,  broker,  &c.  5 1  Augustus 

Holmes,  and  co.  Charles,  dry-good  store,  96  Maiden-lane 

Holmes,  Eldad,  merchant,  11  New-slip,  house  20  Oak 

Holmesj  Samuel,  merchant,  31  Fair 

Holthuysen  and  Cox,  merchants,  25  South 

Hone,  John,  merchant,  133  Greenwich 

Hone  Philip,  merchant,  58  Broad 

Hone,  Smith  and  Hone  commission-merchants,  61  Wall 

Honeywell,  James,  dry-good  store,  402  Peail 

Hopkins,  George  F.  bookseller  and  stationer,  118  Pearl 

Hopkins  and  Marselis,  merchants,  29  Albany  pier 

Hopper,  Andrew,  merchant,  222  Broadway 

Ilorsefield,  Israel,  hardware  store,  144  Ply-market,  house  29 

Hosack,  Alexander,  merchant,  45  Vesey  [Liberty 

Hosier,  Andrew,  merchant,  25  Liberty 

Hosmer,  Robert,  druggist,  304  Water 

Hounsfield,  Ezra,  stock  and  commission  broker,  26  Dey 

Houseman  and  Crocheron,  flax-seed  merchants,  2  Front 

Howard,  William,  merchant,  84  William 

Howard,  William,  15G  William 

Howard  and  Baker,  dry-good  store,  84  William 


224  JOKES'S  KEW-YORK 

Howard,  Wm,  k  co.  merchants,  69  South,  corner  Pine 

Howard  &  Lloyd,  fur  merchants,  1 4'."  Water 

Howell,  William,  merchant,  54  Broadway 

Howland,  Benjamin,  merchant  taylor,  49  Maiden  lane 

Howland>  J.  &  Son.  merchants,  Washington,  comer  Albany 

Hoyl,  Asa,  merchant,  Pell  [bason 

Hoyt,  Joseph  W.  dry-good  store,  124  Chatham 

Hoyt  8c  Tom's  counting-house,  220  Front 

Hoyt,  Jesse,  millinery  store,  Chatham,  comer  Magazine  ;•*(! 

Hubbard,  David  G.  merchant,  88  Wall,  house  -6  Cliff 

Hubbel,  Levi,  merchant.  24  Oak 

Huggins,  John  R.  D.  perfumery  store,  kc.  92  Broadway 
Hughes,  Harman,  hardware  store,  82  Maiden-lane 
Hughes,  Michael,  druggist,  56  Division 
Huguet,  F.  merchant,  38  Beaver 
Hull,  William,  merchant,  5  Gold 
Hull  &  Bowne.  druggists,  146  Pearl 
Humphreys,  Elijah,  dry-good  store,  260  Pearl 
Humphreys  &  Whitney,  merchants,  22  Burling-sl:,, 
Hunn  &  Cheeseborough,  dry-good  store,  150  Broadway 
Hunt.  James,  broker,  65  Pearl 
Hunter,  John,  merchant,  3  State 

Huntington,  Benj.  merchant,  169  Front,  house  222  Water 

Hurtin,  John  H.  merchant,  68  Beekraan 

Hustace,  Benjamin,  merchant,  170  Front,  house  50  Dey 

Hutchings,  Jonathan,  dry-good  store,  456  Pearl 

Hutchinson,  John,  commission-merchant,  68  Cedar 

Hutson,  William,  perfumery  store  and  intelligence  office,  78 

Hy slop,  Maxwell,  merchant,  18  Broadway  [Broadway 

III. — Grocers,  Taverns,  Inns,  Porter-Houses,  Hotelt, 
Boarding-Houses,  Brewers  and  Distillers. 
Habermel,  John,  grocer,  I  1 5  Greenwich 
Hackinsack  Stage-Office  and  Hoboken  Ferry-hou.  76  Vesey 
Hadenbrook,  Peter,  tavern,  19  E.  George 
Hadley,  George,  grocer,  Church,  corner  of  Walker 
Hageity,  William,  grocer,  36  Bedlow 
Haight,  Thomas,  grocer,  73  Harman 
Hains,  John,  &  co.  grocers,  15  Crane-wharf 
Hall,  Asa,  grocer,  191  Washington 
Hall,  Thomas,  grocer,  5  New-slip 
Hall?  William?  grocer,  SO  Harman,  corner  of  Charlotte 


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Hall,  William,  grocer,  9i  Warren 

Hall,  John,  grocer,  25  Lombard 

Hallet,  widow  of  J.  grocer,  200  William 

Hallet,  Samuel,  jun.  grocer,  Bowery 

Hallet,  Edna,  grocer,  300  William 

Halley,  John,  grocer,  135  Chatham  ^ 

Halsey,  Daniel,  boarding-house  and  tavern.  125  Flymarket 

Hamilton,  Alex.  J.  wholesale  grocer  and  distiller,  286  Water, 

Hammond,  James,  grocer,  176  Division      [house  11  Cherry 

Hammond,  Juclah,  grocer,  79  Harman 

Hancock,  William,  grocer,  Corlaer's  hook 

Handy,  Silas,  grocer,  Orange 

Hanford,  Nehemiah,  grocer,  Water,  near  Montgomery 

Hankins,  John,  grocer,  106  Chatham 

Hamner,  John,  grocer,  34  Roosevelt 

Hanna,  widow  of  Andrew,  grocer,  25  Chatham 

Hardenbrook,  Nicholas,  grocer,  Bowery,  near  Gouverneur's 

Hardenbrook,  William  A.  grocer,  22  Bowery 

Harding,  widow  Sarah,  boarding-house,  15  Beekman 

Harding,  Seth,  boarding-house,  149  Water 

Harding,  Thomas,  grocer,  4  Catharine-slip 

Harkin,  Hugh,  grocer,  9  Moore's  Row,  near  Hetiry 

Harled,  David,  grocer,  67  Warren 

Harper,  Samuel  B.  grocer,  1 54  Flymarket 

Harrington,  J.  grocer  and  cartman,  Hester 

Harris,  Matthew,  grocer,  Pump 

Harris,  Thomas,  grocer  and  carpenter,  Anthony,  cor.  Chapel 
Harrison,  George,  grocer,  Greenwich.  New-market 
Harrison,  William,  grocer,  5  West 
Harrison  8c  Conolly,  porter-house,  126  Fly-market 
Harrold,  Alexander,  grocer,  178  Greenwich 
Hart,  Isaac,  grocer,  1 08  Division,  corner  Fifth 
Hart,  Isaac,  grocer,  108  Greenwich 
Hart,  James,  grocer,  74  Water 
Hart,  Miriam,  tavern,  Cherry 
Hart,  Rebecca,  grocer,  Banckcr,  corner  Chesnut 
Hartman,  Lewis,  grocer,  423  Pearl,  corner  Rose 
;  Harwood,  Edward,  grocer,  Catharine 
Hatfield,  Elias.  tavern  &  porter-house,  2  H  Broadway 
Hatfield,  John,  grocer,  62  Warren 
Hatfield,  Joshua,  grocer,  16  New-slip 


228  jcwjes's  kew-york  »  ,. 

Haulthouse,  Henry,  grocer,  82  Read,  corner  Cliapel 

Hauptman,  Jacob,  grocer,  9  James 

Hawksliurst,  widow  Hannali,  boarding-house,  7  Cherry 

Haviland,  Patrick>  grocer.  Mott 

Hawk,  Peter,  senr.  brewer,  35  Catharine 

Hawkins.  Michael,  grocer,  290  Water,  house  43  Oliver 

Hawkins,  Matthew,  grocer,  Catharine-slip 

Healy,  Dennis,  grocer,  129  Front 

Healy,  William,  grocer,  6 1  Gold 

Heasty,  William,  grocer,  49  Cherry 

Heburn,  James,  grocer  &  mason,  Church,  corner  Anthony 

Hedges,  Matthew,  porter-house,  87  Fair 

Hegarty,  William,  grocer,  36  Bedlow 

Hegeman,  Cornelius,  tavern,  &c.  14  Coenties-slip 

Hegemam  Peter,  grocer,  Second,  corner  Pump 

Helferty,  Patrick,  grocer  Sc  cartman,  Magazine,  comer  Elm 

Heller,  Abraham,  grocer,  9  Tryon-row 

Helme,  John,  grocer,  Spring 

Htlme,  widow  of  O.  boarding-house,  77  Pearl 

Helms,  Adam,  grocer  and  cartman,  3  Cherry,  cor.  Pearl 

Henderson,  Alexander,  grocer,  75  Harman 

Hendersom  Christopher  L.  grocer  &  flour-store,  26  Coenu  si. 

Henderson,  Jacob,  grocer,  64  Franckfort 

Henderson,  John  T.  grocer,  203  Greenwich 

Henderson  &  Lloyd,  grocers,  '26"Coenlies-slip 

Hendrickson,  Thomas,  grocer,  Fourth 

Henr.egar,  Joseph,  grocer,  Delancey 

Henry,  Barbara,  sailors'  boarding-house,  Sec.  1  Roosevelt 

Henry,  Robert,  boarding-house*  56  Vesey 

Herbert,  Mary,  boarding-house,  104  Cherry 

Heron,  Catharine,  grocer,  50  Bancker 

Herron,  Thomas,  tavern,  8cc.  19  Warren 

Hervey,  James,  grocer,  Mott 

Hesch,  Jacob,  grocer,  6  Chatham 

Hettinger,  Joseph,  grocer,  92  Bedlow 

Heyer,  Garret,  grocer.  131  Front,  house  29  Franckfort 

Heyerj  Walter,  grocer,  49  Rose 

Hicks,  John,  grocer,  Third,  and  corner  Hester 

Hicks,  Molt,  boarding-house,  43  Ferry 

Hicks  Sc  Cornell,  grocers,  24  Division 

Hicks,  Eliza,  grocer,  3 1  John 


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529 


Hide,  Benjamin,  grocer,  49  RuSe 

Higbie,  John,  grocer,  85  James,  corner  Batavia-lane 

Higday,  George,  tavern,  6  New-slip  ' 

Higgins,  Thomas,  tavern  and  grocer,  I  Barley 

Hill,  Joseph,  grocer,  Mott,  corner  Bayard 

Hill  8c  Ritchie,  grocers  and  hard  bread  store,  7  Peck-slip 

Hill,  Rhoda,  tavern,  Charlotte 

Hillyer,  Jacob,  tavern  and  tea-gardens,  Mount-pitt,  Grand 

Hillyer,  Win.  8c  co.  grocers,  10  and  I  1  South 

Hillyer,  Mrs.  boarding- house.  32  Front 

Hinton,  John,  grocer,  54  Franckfort 

Hinton,  John  8c  co.  grocers,  Beeknian 

Hitchcock,  John,  grocer,  Second 

Hitchcock,  Miles,  grocer.  36  Maiden-lane 

Hitchins,  Richard,  tavern,  8cc.  33  Second 

Hodgson,  George,  grocer,  232  Front 

Hoes,  John,  grocer,  1 1  Fair 

Hoffman,  I.  G.  grocer.  161  Division 

Hoffman,  James  H.  grocer  and  musician,  Anthony 

Hoffman,  William,  grocer,  75  Warren 

Hogan,  Charles,  boarding-house,  78  E.  George 

Hogg,  John,  porter-house  and  comedian,  1 1  Nassau 

Hogben,  Charles,  boarding-house,  E.  George,  corner  Cherry 

Holliday,  Thomas,  grocer,  48  Bedlow 

Holmes,  Eldad,  grocer,  1 1  New-slip,  house  26  Oak 

Holmstrom,  Lawrence,  tavern,  etc.  294  Water 

Homens,  Peter,  tavern,  etc.  74  E.  George  , 

Honeywell,  William,  grocer,  22  E.  George 

Hope.  Robert,  grocer,  422  Greenwich 

Hopper,  John,  grocer,  76  Vesey 

Hopper,  John,  junr.  grocer,  and  ironmonger,  74,  Water.  8c  338 
Hornbrook,  Peter,  grocer,  1 7  E.  George  [Broadway 
Home,  John,  grocer,  Bowery,  near  Potter's  Field 
Horton,  Benjamin,  grocer,  47  Hudson 
Horton.  Caleb,  grocer,  10  Jacob,  and  Beekman-slip 
Horton,  Gilbert,  grocer,  147  Fly-niarkct 
Howard,  Henry,  boarding- house,  95  Henry 
Howard,  Miss,  fruiterer,  37  Thomas 
Howard  and  Cotton,  grocers,  185  Water 
Howe,  Brigham,  grocer,  55  Cold,  corner  Fair 
Howell,  Fdward.  boarding-house,  4  Front 

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Howell,  Matthew,  grocer,  20  *  Front 
Ilowlcy,  William-  grocer,  22  Augustus  • 
Huestis,  Dani.l,  grocer,  Greenwich,  corner  Read 
lluestis,  Elijah,  grocer,  279  Greenwich,  corner  Read 
Huffman.  Henry,  tavern,  595  Cherry 
Huffmam  Joshua,  grocer,  22  I  Cherry 
•Huggett.  Sigismund,  wine-merchant,  90  Murray 
Hughes,  Christopher,  senr.  grocer,  16*  Rose 
Hughes,  Christopher,  jun.  grocer.  37  Roosevelt,  cor.  Rancker 
Hughes,  Francis,  grocer.  2 1  Bedlow 
Hunt,  A.  tavern,  etc.  Broadway 
Hunt,  Benjamin,  grocer,  48  Beekman 
Hunt,  widow  Catharine,  boarding-house,  56  Oak 
Hunt,  John,  grocer,  Third,  corner  Pump 
Hunt,  Thomas,  grocer,  Hester,  corner  Norfolk 
Hunter,  George,  grocer,  1 50  Front 
Hunter,  John  and  P.  grocers,  41  Bedlow 
Hunter,  William,  grocer.  Rut^er,  c.  Cherry 
Hunter  Sc  Philips,  grocers.  39  Bedlovr 
Hurky.  James,  grocer,  4  Maiden-lane 
Flustace,  Stephen,  grocer,  32  Old-slip 
Hutchings,  David,  grocer,  Cross,  corner  Orange 
Hutching*,  Samuel,  grocer,  Church,  corner  Chamber 
Hutchinson,  Alexander,  grocer,  31  1  Washington 
Hutchinson,  John,  grocer.  Mott 

Hutchison,  Alexander,  grocer,  Washington,  corner  Robinson 
Hyde.  Henry,  porter-house,  158  Chatham 
Hyde,  John,  keeper  of  Tontine  Coffee-house.  Wall 
Hyer.  Lawrence,  porter-house,  49  Chatham 

IV. — House-Carpenter* ,  Jo'mers,  Cabinet  Makers,  Ship 
Wrights,  Boat-Builders,  Block  and  Pump  Makers, 
Coopers,  and  Mechanics,  -who  zvork  principally  in  wood. 

Hagget.  George,  h.  carpenter,  97  Greenwich 
Haight,  William,  upholsterer,  24  Nassau 
Hall,  Benjamin  8c  S.  cabinet-makers.  &9  Cherry 
Hall,  Thomas,  shipwright.  Lombard 
-Hell,  A\  illiam,  h.  carpenter,  90  Warren 
Hall,  William  C.  shipwright,  Third 
Hallet,  James,  jun.  cabinet-maker,  9  Beekman 


M£KCA_\'TILK  DIRECTOR*. 


Hallet,  John,  h.  carpenter,  151  DWsion 
Hallet,  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  Church  • 
Hallingham,  William,  h.  carpenter,  86  Harman 
Hallock,  Zephaniah,  shipwright,  Bedlow 
Hallowell,  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  7  Rector 
Halsey,  Elias,  h.  carpenter,  Hirman,  corner  of  Rutgei*.  '1 
Halsey,  Jacob,  h.  carpenter,  80  Warren  ^ 
Halsey,  William,  h.  carpenter.  Greenwich,  corner  of  Bucld 
Halstead,  Christopher,  h.  carpenter,  19  Oliver 
Halstead,  David,  h.  carpenter.  Vestry  ^ 
Halstead,  John.  h.  carpenter,  Dssbrosses 
-Halstead.  John,  h.  carpenter  and  grocer,  57  and  59  Gold 
Halstead,  Pierson,  h.  carpenter,  129  Division 
Ham,  Anthony,  shipwright,  35  Charlotte 
Hamilton,  James,  h.  carpenter.  17  Dutch 
Hamilton,  William,  h.  carpenter,  23  Lombard 
Hammom  Henry,  h.  carpenter,  35  Barley 
Hammond,  William,  h.  carpenter,  Hudson 
Hanford,  Lewis,  h.  carpenter,  Bedlow 
Hardy,  Robert,  coach-trimmer,  14  Upper  Barley 
Hare^klward,  h.  carpenter,  Pump,  near  Division 
Hare,  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  Pump 
Hart,  David,  h.  carpenter,  Hester 
Harvey,  Jacob,  wheelwright,  Greenwich 
Harley,  John,  cabinet-maker,  6  Dutch 
Harned,  Nathaniel,  h.  carpenter,  Mulberry 
Har  riot,  John,  h.  carpenter,  Norfolk 
Harriot,  Israel,  shipwright,  Rutgers'  ground 
Harris,  Thomas,  h.  carpenter  and  grocer,  32  Anthony  ■* 
Harrison,  Thomas  P.  millwright,  403  Pearl 
Harrison, .William,  h.  carpenter,  i2  Fisher 
Harvey,  David,  cooper,  69  Catharine 
Harwood,  William,  h.  carpenter,  N.  Moore 
Harway,  David,  cooper,  69  Cathat  ine 
Harman,  Johnson,  h.  carpenter,  30  Roosevelt 
Harmony,  Nicholas,  cooper,  Second,  corner  of  Rivington 
Hatfield,  Isaac,  h.  carpenter,  Provoost,  corner  of  Greenwich 
Hastain,  John,  cooper,  57  Fair 
Hathaway,  Gilbert,  h.  carpenter,  Cherry 
Hathorn,  William,  h.  carpenter,  Broatlwav,  corner  of  Barley 
Haviland,  Elias,  h.  carpenter,  30  Upper  Read 
Haviland,  Stephen,  h.  carpenter,  SO  Upper  Read 
Hawk,  Peter,  bdfct-builder,  G  Cheapside 


232 


JONES'S  NIW-YOR* 


Hawkins,  Matthew,  sash  maker,  Barley,  corner  of  Broadway 
jfay,  James,  shipwright,  87  Harman 
j>jaynes,  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  87  Harman 
Hays,  James,  h.  carpenter,  23  Read 

Hays,  Thomas,  chair-maker,  275  Water,  house  2  Charlotte 

Haywood.  Robert,  h.  carpenter.  Beekman 

Hazelton,  John,  shipwright,  22  Fayette 

Heath,  F.zekiel,  h.  carpenter,  54  Pine 

Heath.  John,  h.  carpenter,  5  Chapel 

Heath,  Thomas,  h.  carpenter.  39  Ferry 

Heath,  Thomas,  h.  carpenter,  71  Chamber 

Hedger,  Thomas,  shipwright,  1  Batavia-lane 

Hedges,  Israel,  h.  carpenter,  1 1 3  Division 

Hedley,  Henry,  h.  carpenter.  259  Greenwich 

Helleger,  George,  cooper,  10  Catharine 

Helmes,  Simon,  h.  carpenter.  Water,  near  Montgomery 

Helmes,  Peter,  h.  carpenter,  Brannon 

Helmes,  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  Brannon 

Hembrow,  John  H.  shipwright,  5  Pump 

Hennegar,  George,  cooper,  10  Catharine 

Hensley,  Zebulon,  h.  carpenter,  83  Mulberry" 

Herbert,  Timothy,  h.  carpenter,  8  Magazine 

Herbert,  William,  h.  carpenter'  Orange 

Hewit,  Thomas,  builder,  16  Chamber 

Hewitand  Ansley,  cabinet-makers,  191  Water 

Hewlet,  Daniel,  cooper,  Spring 

Hewlet,  Walter,  h.  carpenter,  Essex 

Heyer,  John,  cooper,  1  Hague 

Hc-yei)  John.  h.  carpenter,  Pell 

Heyb  Christian,  cabinet-maker,  1 1  Warren 

Hicks,  Adrian  B.  mathematical  instrument  maker,  132  Frout 

Hif'ksi  Thomas,  coach-trimmer,  1 4  Upper  Barley 

Hicks,  John,  h.  carpenter,  Elizabeth 

H.cks,  Smith,  h.  carpenter,  1 1  Bowery 

Higham.  John,  h.  carpenter,  24  George 

Higday,  George,  shipwright,  6  New-slip 

Hill,  William,  h.  carpenter,  Grand 

Hillier^  Samuel,  pump-borer,  54  Harman 

Hitchcock,  Nathaniel,  h.  carpenter,  Ivers'  rope-walk 

Hobinsi  John,  cooper,  Arundel 

Hod,  Benjamin,  h.  carpenter,  Pump 

Hoe»  Robert,  carpenter,  89  Fair 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Hoffman,  Rinard,  basket-maker,  25  Chapel 
Hoghland,  William,  carpenter,  54-  Warren 
Hoghland,  Benjamin,  h.  carpenter>  17  Warren 
Hoiser,  Peter,  h.  carpenter,  1 6  Chesnut 
Holler,  George,  carver  and  gilder,  Mulberry 
Honort,  Lannieur,  cabinet-maker.  60  Broad 
Koogland,  Albert,  h.  carpenter,  Fourth 
Hoogland.  William,  b.  carpenter.  52  Warren 
Hooper,  George,  h.  carpenter,  Beach 
Hopper,  Albert,  b.  carpenter,  Anthony 
Hopper,  Silas,  h.  carpenter,  Leonard 
Hopping,  Ephraim,?).  carpenter,  69  E.  George 
Hosier,  Peter,  h.  carpenter,  16  Chesnut 
Hoskin,  John,  shipwright,  Montgomery,  near  Belvidere 
Howell,  Samuel,  ship-joiner,  164  Cherry 
Howell.  Robert,  h.  carpenter,  Harman. 
Howell.  Walter,  h.  carpenter,  Essex 
Howell'  Robert,  h.  carpenter,  Essex 
Hubbard,  Daniel,  cooper  and  repacker,  Corlaer's  Hook 
Hubbard'  Richard  J.  cooper,  59  Lombard 
Hugget,  Michael,  carpenter,  East  George 
Hughes*.  Robert,  shipwright,  Charlotte,  corner  of  Harman 
Hughes,  William,  h.  carpenter,  Charlotte 
Hughnian,  William,  h.  carpenter,  N.  Moore 
Hussart,  William,  h.  carpenter,  185  Division 
Hull,  Peter,  h.  carpenter,  6  Barley 
Humstead,  Silas,  h.  carpenter,  172  Division 
Hunt,  Ebenezer,  blockmaker,  69  E.  George 
Hunt  Sc  Morris,  coopers,  336  Water 
Hunt,  John,  cooper,  66  James.  &  Corlaer's  Hook 
Hunt,  Thomas,  cabinet-maker.  74  Warren 
Hunt,  Abraham,  dock-builder,  93  Chamber 
Hussey,  Thomas,  carpenter,  52  Bedlow 
Hutchings,  John,  cooper,  18  Fletcher,  house  82  John 
Hutchings,  John,  cooper,  34  Depeyster,  house  18  Bedlow 
Hyde,  George,  h.  carpenter,  27  Molt 
Hyer,  John,  h.  carpenter,  Pell 
Hyler,  Adam,  shipwright,  Hester 
Hui ley,  George,  ship-borer,  Hester 
Hurley,  George,  sen.  shipwright,  Hester 
Hyslop,  Gilbert,  h.  carpenter,  N.  Moore 
Hyer,  John, -cooper,  277  Water,  house  1  Hague 

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JOKKS'S  KhW-YOW 


V- — Masons,  Bricklayers,  Plaistercrs,  and  Stone-Cutters. 

Haines,  Elisha,  mason,  25  Franckfort 

Haines,  George,  mason >  25  ditto 

Hall>  John,  stone-cutler,  «5.>  Barclay 

Handley,  John,  mason,  *J5  Anthony 

Hardie,  James,  stone-cutter,  360  Greenwich 

Harkin,  John,  mason,  53  Warren 

Harp.  Henry,  mason,  Crosby 

Hatfield,  Andrew,  mason,  Provoost 

Hatfield,  John,  mason,  68  Warren 

Hays,  James,  stone  cutter,  74  Chamber* 

Heckle,  David,  Bricklayer,  316  Broadway 

Heckle,  Thomas,  bricklayer,  Elm 

Heady,  William,  mason,  Brannon 

Henny,  Edward,  bricklayer,  22  Upper  Read 

Henny,  Robert,  mason,  Cross 

Higgins,  John,  mason,  27  Catharine-lane 

Hofmier,  Peter,  mason,  Chapel 

Hofmier,  William,  mason,  5  Thomas 

Holloway,  John,  mason,  Crosby 

Howard,  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  Upper  Barley 

Hunt,  Gideon,  bricklayer,  Second 

Hyler,  John,  bricklayer,  Anthony,  corner  of  Chapel 

VI. — Smiths  of  every  description,  including  those  xvho 
work  in  the  precious  Metals,  Jexvels,  fc?c.  and  Watch- 
Makers. 

Hall,  Drew,  silversmith,  50  Vesey 
Halliwell,  George,  watchmaker,  3  Franckfort 
Halstead,  Briggs,  moulder,  Union  Furnace,  4 1 8  Greenwich 
Halstead,  Philip,  blacksmith,  27  Cliff,  house  44  Gold 
Halstead,  B.  &  son,  thimble-makers,  67  Broad 
Hardenbrook,  A.  W.  tin-plate  worker,  293  Pearl,  h.  38  Fair 
Hardenbrook,  William,  jun.  brass-founder,  52  Fair 
Harland,  Thomas,  clock  and  watch-maker,  2  Wall 
Harrison,  John  A.  coppersmith  and  tinman,  1  Dey,  h.  Orange 
Hatfield,  Jesse,  blacksmith,  Division,  near  Clinton 
Henly,  Peter,  nailer,  74  Warren 
Hepbourne,  Stacy,  blacksmith.  Upper  Barley 
Hill,  John,  blacksmith,  Fifth 
Hinton,  John,  cutler,  212  Water 
Hodgkiss,  Humphrey,  brass- founder,.! Of  Division 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


235 


Hodgkinson,  J.  brass-founder.  Maiy 
Holmes,  Adrian  B.  jeweller,  1 1  I  Maiden-lane 

Holmes.  .  blacksmith,  Pump 

Hood,  Francis,  watchmaker,  256  Water 

Hopkins,  J.  coppersmith.  212  Water,  house  23  Chesnut 

Horches,  Humphrey,  brass-founder,  107  Division 

Horton,  William,  gunsmith,  3(X  Warren 

House,  Jacob,  wire -manufactory,  '2  Front 

Houston.  Hugh,  tin-plate  worker,  6  John 

Howe,  Moses,  tinman,  40  Nassau 

Hughes,  Michael,  gunsmith,  67  Watew 

Hughmans,  JererriTah,  blacksmith?  Hudson 

Humphreys,  Thomas,  founder,  Corker's  hook 

Humphreys,  William,  blacksmith.  Broadway,  nearU.  Furnace 

Hyde,  John  E.  watchmaker,  202  Broadway 

VII. — Mechanics,  Trades  and  Callings  not  before 
enumerated. 

Hackley,  John,  drayman,  92  Lombard 

Haff,  John  P.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  25  5  Water 

Haffey,  Cornelius,  coffee  grinder,  1 1  Augustus 

Haffey,  Philip,  labourer,  Henry 

Hagen,  Samuel,  sawyer,  378  Greenwich  v 

Haggerty,  James,  labourer,  31  Augustus 

Haggerty,  James,  drayman,  129  Harman 

Haight,  Benjamin,  saddler,  &c.  1*9  Broadway 

Haight,  Gilbert,  saddler,  153  Water 

Haight,  widow  Charlotte,  seamstress,  2 1  Chapel 

Haight,  William,  weaver,  61  Harman 

Hains,  Moses,  taylor,  60  Dey 

Hall,  Andrew,  hatter,  Cherry 

Hall,  Andrew,  taylor,  Hester,  corner  of  Third 

Hall,  James,  shoe-maker,  260  William 

Hall,  John,  oysterman,  25  Lombard 

Hall,  John,  oysterman,  95  Catharine,  276  Water 

Hall,  Lawrence,  rigger,  Birmingham 

Hall,  Peter,  rigger  and  Stevadore,  37  Cheapsidc 

Hallam,  Lewis,  comedian,  18  John 

Hallam,  Mervin,  comedian,  '205  William 

Halenbach,  Garret,  shoemaker,  3  Harman 

Halenbach,  Joseph,  shoemaker,  Chapel,  corner  of  Bench 

Hallet,  Harriet,  mantuu-maker,  53  Bowery 


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JONES'S  NKW-YORK 


Ifallock.  Jacob,  shoemakcri  90  Catharine 
Hallock,  James,  shoemaker,  90  Catharine 
Halsell,  James,  shoemaker.  134  Wiiliam 
Ham.  Wajidle»  baker.  45  Broad 


Hamilton,  Jame?,  labourer.  Mott 
Hammond.  James,  labourer,  100  Division 
Hamus,  John,  milkman,  Laight 
Handem,  Thomas,  skinner.  3  Hague 
Handley,  Jacob,  stevadore,  Gibbs'  alley 
Hanna,  Jane,  milkuoman,  45  Thomas 
Hannas,  Thomas,  shoema.ier.  62  Gold 
Happ,  Christian,  labourer.  Corlaer's  hook 
Hardenbrook,  Philip,  hatter,' Elizabeth 


Harman,  Julian,  baker,  19  Augustus 
Harper,  Lewis,  butcher,  Elizabeth 
Harper,  Joseph,  comedian,  28  John 
Harper,  Henry,  miikman,  Sixth 
Harper.  W.  &  J.  rope- makers,  Mott 
Harper,  William,  flax-dresser,  Mott 
Harriot;  Conrad,  butcher,  Orchard 
-Harris,  Moses,  tay lor,  60  Dey 
Hams,  Nathan,  labourer,  Elizabeth 
Harrison,  Edward,  labourer,  63  Lombard 
Harrison^Jiiizabeth,  seamstress,  137  Division 


Harriso;i'  John'  baker,  Hester 
Harrison,  John,  weaver,  59  Read 
Harrison,  widow  Ann.  mantua-maker,  Hester 
Harrison?  Thoma".,  rigger,  90  Haimun 
Harrison,  Thomas,  dyer,  63  Liberty 
Harrity.  Dennis,  labourer,  Mott 
Harriman.  Jacob,  labourer,  Arundel 
Hart,  Lewis,  hair-dresser,  282  Water 
Hart,  Mqnmouth,  taylor,  37  Chapel' 
Hart>  Patrick,  labourer,  43  Barley 
Hart.  Patrick,  labourer,  25  Augustus 
Hart,  Patrick,  labourer,  Corlaer's  hook 
Harti  Wiiliam,  painter,  23  Division 
Hartwick,  John,  Lboufer,  1  Pvcctor 


Hamerman, 


.  b  ot  and  shoemaker,  91  Broadway 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


23f 


Hartwick,  widow,  nurse>  69  Catharine 

Harvey,  George,  labourer.  99  Division 

Harvey,  John,  shoemaker,  33  Barclay 

Harwood,  Jolin  E.  comedian,  Washington  garden,  Brannori 

Hanvay,  Lewis,  shoemaker,  294  Broadway 

Hasketh.  Joseph,  saddler,  250  Pearl 

Hasketh,  John  &  S.  saddlers,  24 1  Pearl 

Hassey,  H.  J.  hair  dresser,  72  Wall 

Haswell,  Edward,  taylor,  19  Chamber 

Haswell,  John,  oysterman,  206  Greenwich 

Haswell,  Richard,  shoemaker,  Chapel 

Haswell,  Thomas,  printer,  Barley 

Hatch  &  Thorne,  hatters,  280  Water 

Hatton,  James,  hatter,  1  Maiden-lane,  and  59  Liberty 

Haviland  Isaac,  boot  and  shoemaker,  186  Water 

Haviland,  James,  sailmaker,  Clason's  wharf,  house>  72  Lom- 

Haviland,  John,  painter,  5  Anthony  [bar4 

Haviland,  John,  tobacconist,  132  Front 

Haviland,  John,  boot  h  shoemaker,  286  Water 
Haviland'  Patrick,  drayman,  Mott 
Havemeyer,  Frederick,  baker,  Budd 

Hawes,  George,  butcher,  Bayard 

Hawks,  Peter,  shoemaker,  Chapel,  corner  Thomas 

Hawks,  Caleb,  shoemaker,  138  Division 

Hawxhurst,  James  W.  hatter,  413  Pearl 

Hawxhurst,  Thomas,  skinner,  1 2  Skinner 

Hay,  Andrew,  hair  dresser,  3  James 

Haynes,  Thomas,  hatter,  93  Cherry 

Hays,  Francis,  segar  maker,  8 1  James 

Hays,  James,  breeches  maker,  1 43  Water 

Hays,  Rachel,  mantua  maker,  73  Liberty 

Hays,  Sarah,  seamstress,  74  Read 

Hayt,  Charlotte,  seamstress,  23  Chapel 

Hazen,  Eliza,  milliner,  71  Chatham 

Headman,  Stowe,  gardener,  Corlaer's  hook 

Healy,  Ithamar,  musician,  143  Division 

Heath,  James,  suilmaker,  244  Front,  house  12  Roosevelt 

Heburn,  widow  Mary,  tayloress,  29  Read 

Hedden,  James,  shoemaker,  Walker 

Hedden,  widow  Sarah,  mantua  maker,  Church 

Hedden,  Zophar,  shoemaker,  Walker 

Hedge,  William,  riggen  Rutgers 


JlMES'S  NEW-YORK 

Hedges,  Elizabeth,  mantua  maker,  20  Barley        .  . 

Hedges,  Matthew,  ladies  hair  dre*sser,  87  Fair  £ 

Ileelas.  Thomas  \V.  copper- plate  printer,  43  Nassau 

Ik-Ueft  Henry,  starch  manufactory,  67  Barley 

Heister,  Andrew,  painter,  SI  Warren 

Heister,  Daniel,  baker,  Bayard 

Helican,  John,  butcher,  Stuyvesant  * 

Hellenbake,  Obediah.  shoemaker.  153  Chatham 

Helme,  Charles,  hair  dresser,  1 1  Barley 

Helmer.  Jacob,  hair  dre  ser,  1 1 3  Liberty 

Helme,  John  E.  saddler,  96  Broad  way 

Henegar,  John,  sail  maker,  3  Division,  loft  New-slip 

Hcnnick.  Jane,  confectioner,  14  Mauijii  lane 

Henry,  George.  oy*terman,  24  Chatham 

Henry,  Hugh,  labourer.  Mott 

Herbert,  Henry,  milkman,  Sixth 

Hertelh  Chrisliani  butcher,  Elizabeth 

Hertell,  Adam,  butcher,  6  North  ' 

HetS'  Caleb,  labourer,  17  Lombard 

Hewitt,  John,  rigger,  44  Roosevelt 

Hewlett,  Thomas,  shoe-closer,  North  Moore 

Heyer,  Walter  W.  printer,  Magazine 

Heyer,  William,  shoemaker,  First 

Heyer,  William,  shoemaker,  67  Chatham 

Hiatt,  John,  milkman,  Mott 

Hick,  I?aul,  plainer  of  paris  manufactory.  51  Mulberry 

Hicks,  Robert,  pedlar,  Sixth,  near  Division 

Hicks,  Thomas,  harness  maker,  14  Barley 

Hide,  John,  lalxiurer,  Norfolk 

Higgins,  Edward,  painter,  28  Beekman 

Higgins.  M.  B.  painter,  19D  Greenwich 

Higgins.  William,  shoemaker,  Sixth 

Hill,  Benjamin,  segar  maker,  3i0  Broadway 

Hill,  Elizabeth,  market-woman,  Pump 

Hill,  Nathaniel,  shoemaker.  Bowery 

Hill*  Uriah,  shoemaker,  White 

Hillikcr,  Stephen,  butcher,  Bowery-road 

Hilliger,  John,  butcher,  Stuyvesant 

Hilly,  John,  labourer,  Orange 

Himmelman,  George,  musician,  27  Bedlovr 

Hinton,  John,  sailmaker,  2  lumber 

Hinton.  Thomas,  sailmaker,  Cherry,  house  90  Lombard 


MERC  AX  TILE  DIRECTORY. 


239 


Hipwell,  Abraham,  labourer,  57  Mulberry 

Hissom,  Matthew,  labourer,  22  Marketikkl 
j  Hilt,  John,  baker,  93  James 
I  Hobby,  Joseph,  shoemaker,  38  E.  George 
i  Hodge,  widow,  tayloress,  upper  Robinson 

Hoey,  James,  pedlar,  Sixth 
i  Hoffman,  Cornelius,  painter,  glazier,  8c  gilder,  25  Ferry 

Hoffman,  Carl  A.  furrier,  Maiden-lane,  corner  Liberty 

Hoffman,  Tobias,  baker,  Magazine 

Hoffman,  John  C.  labourer,  161  Division 

Hoffmaster,  William,  musician,  78  Nassau 

Hogday,  Joseph,  shoemaker,  91  Harman 

Hogg,  John,  taylor,  26  Beaver  . 

Hogg,  Ann,  comedian,  Chatham-row 

Hogan,  William,  tobacconist,  9  Catharine,  house  i21  Harman 

Holbiook,  Abel,  comb  maker,  73  Division 

Holcomb,  William,  shoemaker,  34  Ferry 
{  Holden,  ,  sawyer,  Laight 

Holliday,  Arthur,  shoemaker,  4  J-  Chamber 

Holly,  Isaac,  shoemaker,  73  Harman 

Holmes  Elizabeth*  tayloress,  37  Mulberry 

Holmes,  Hannah,  seamstress,  18  Sixth 
i  Holmes,  James,  labourer,  Mulberry 

Holmes,  Stephen,  taylor,  270  Water 
j  Hone,  Samuel,  baker,  127  Washington,  and  3  Carlisle 
I  Hoogland,  John,  saddler  and  harness  maker*  S59  PearJ 

Hopkins,  John,  butcher,  Mott 

Hopkins  &  Seymour,  printers,  118  Pearl 

Hopkins,  William,  rigger,  6  Charlotte 
I  Hopp,  Christian,  labourer,  Scamniel 

Hopper,  Matthew,  labourer,  242  Greenwich 

Hoi  en,  James,  labourer,  2  Hider  <• 
|  Hornbrook,  Garret,  shoemaker,  3  Harmanr 
I  Hornbrook,  Philip,  hatter,  Elizabeth 
I  Horton,  William,  sailmikcv,  43  BedloflMfc 

Howe,  David,  shoemaker,  66  E.  George 

Howe!,  Kosina,  seamstress,  Essex* 
j  Howse,  Matthias,  shoemaker,  26  Read 
•  Hoy,  Robert,  labourer,  Greenwich,  con.er  :,l:;v;y 

Hoyt,  Johnson,  sawyer,' I  Charlotte 

Hoyt,  Joseph  D.  shoemaker,  Peck-slip 

Hoyt,  Moses,  shoemaker,  27  Peck-slip 

Hoyt,  Samuel,  taylor,  82  Liberty 


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Hubbs,  Robert,  taylor,  375  Pearl 
Hubes,  S  nuel.  shoemaker.  65  Roosevelt 
Hudson.  Isa.it,  shoemaker,  9'i  Cainarine 
Huffman.  Elizabeth,  gardener.  Heater 
Hugge*,  Edward,  currier*  1  Oak 

Huggins,  John  R.  D.  fashionable  hairdresser,  92  Broadway 

Hughes,  Anthony,  rigger,  10  Charlotte 

Hughes,  Arthur,  labourer,  359  Greenwich 

Hughes>  David,  labourer,  47  Greenwich 

Hughes,  James,  fisherman,  25  Cedar 

Hughes,  Richard,  taylor,  Veslry 

Hughes,  William,  prompter  to  N.  Y.'  theatre,  Hetty 

Hugguet,  Sigismund,  tobacconist.  90  Murray 

Hulett.  John  H.  dancing-master,  15  Cedar 

Hulett,  William,  milkman,  22  William 

Hulew,  Louis,  hairdresser,  2.57  Broadway 

Hulsart,  Sarah,  midwife,  1 1  Catharine 

Hull,  John,  jun.  tallow-chandler,  39  l  Pearl 

Hull,  Wager,  tallow  chandler,  398  Pearl 

Humbell,  Sophia,  seamstress,  57  Ann 

Humbert,  Jonas,  baker,  and  clerk  of  alms-house,  3S  Ann 

Multifield,  William,  fur  worker,  Mott 

Humphrey,  Owen,  labourer,  143  Division 

Hunt,  Alsop,  leather-dresser  and  glover,  1 6  \  Water 

Hunt,  Elizabeth,  nurse,  3  Harman 

Hunt,  Gilbert,  gardener,  Rivington 

Hunt,  James,  taylor,  1  New 

Hunt,  Obadiah,  labourer,  83  Mulberry 

Hunt,  Philetus,  taylor,  57  Mulberry 

Hunt,  Robert,  sawyer,  69.  E.  George 

Hunter.  Hamilton,  hard  bread  baker,  1 2  Dover 

Hunter,  widow  EflTy,  seamstress,  2 1  George 

Husband,  William,  cook,  277  Broadway 

Hurton,  John,  sugar-refiner,  53  Mulberry 

Hurton,  John,  labourer,  63  Mulberry 

Hutton,  George,  butcher,  Mary 

Hutchinson,  Joseph,  printer,  81  Harman 

Hutchinson,  Sarah,  oil  silk  maker,  52  Roosevelt 

Hutson,  James,  livery  stables.  67  Liberty,  and  78  Broadway 

Huther,  George,  baker.  Lombard 

Hussey,  Alice,  nurse,  Birmingham 

Hyer,  William,  shoemaker.  67  Chatham 

Hynde,  widow  Susannah,  seamstress,  76  Chapel 


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Hutson.  John,  chimney  office,  38  Yesey 
Hutton,  George,  butcher.  Mary 
Hutton,  Richard,  rigger,  78  James 
Hyatt,  Abraham,  rigger,  75  Lombard 
Hyley,  Autumn,  labourer,  Second 
Hyslop,  Georgd  baker,  1 1  Fayette 
Hyslop,  Charles,  baker,  1 1  Fayette 
I ly slop,  John,  baker>  15  Dutch,  27  John 

VIII. — Ship-masters,  Mariners,  and  Boatmen. 

Hacker,  Hoysted,  pilot  for  the  Sound,  54  Cherry 
Hacker,  John,  ship-master,  1 17  Harman 
Hackle,  James,  ship-master,  34  Roosevelt 
Hagstaff,  Lode  wick,  boatman,  Duane 
Hacostuer,  Lake,  mariner,  16  Duane 
Haddock,  William,  ship  master,  6  Third 
Haft",  John,  ship-master,  24  Stone 
Haley,  Peter,  mariner,  48  E.  George 
Hall,  Stephen,  ship-master,  27  Chapel 
Hall,  Thomas,  ship-master,  109  Lombard 
Hall,  Peter,  pilot,  87  Front 

Hall,  William,  ship-master,  2  First,  corner  of  Division 

Hall,  William,  ship-master,  37  Cheapside 

Halsey,  George,  ship-master,  71  E.  George 

Halstead,  Benjamin,  ship-master,  1  15  Harman 

Hammock,  StrifFer,  mariner,  Essex 

Ham,  Anthony,  mariner,  Charlotte 

Hammel,  John,  mariner,  59  Division 

Hanafm,  John,  ship-master,  59  Harman 

Hanstorm,  Charles  N.  mariner,  15  Oliver 

Hanton,  Jeremiah,  boatman,  111  Division 

Harding,  ,  ship-master,  149  Water 

Harrison,  Thomas,  mariner,  90  Harman 
Harris,  William,  mariner,  18  Fayette 
Hart,  Peter,  mariner,  3  Oak 
Harvey,  James,  mariner,  86  Marman 
Harvey,  John,  mariner,  147  Division 
Harvey,  John,  mariner,  147  Harman 
Hasam,  Thomas,  ship-master,  73  James 
Hawkins,  John,  boatman,  Walnut 
Hawkins,  John*  mariner,  Corlaer's  hook 

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Hazard,  James,  ship-master,  75  Catharine 

Healy,  Peter,  mariner,  4  8  E.  George 

Hearty,  William  mariner,  49  Roosevelt 

Henderson,  John,  ship-master,  102  Liberty 

Heniy,  James,  mariner,  4  Maiden  Lane 

Henry,  Charles,  ship-master,  76  Fair 

Henry,  James,  mariner,  25  Moore 

Henry,  William,  ship-master,  69  Beekman 

Herbert,  Samuel,  ship-master,  33  Warrer* 

Heyer,  John  C.  mariner,.  1 2  Thames 

Hewit,  Robert,  pilot,  12  Cliff 

Hicks,  John,  boatman,  Eagle,  corner  of  Third 

Hill,  Francis,  ship-master,  5  Franckfort 

Hitchins,  Richard,  boatman,  53  Lombard 

Hobson,  George,  ship-master,  22  Oak 

Hole,  William,  mariner,  Mott 

Holberson,  Uriah,  mariner,  6  Charlotte. 

Holdron,  George,  Powleshook  ferry-master  69  Courllani't 

Holder,  Thomas,  mariner,  30  Roosevelt 

Holly,  Waterbury,  mariner,  66  Henry 

Hope,  Jeremiah,  bor.tman,  53  Liberty 

Hope,  Thomas,  pilot,  53  Liberty 

Hopkins,  Anthony,  mariner,  Essex 

Hopkins,  William,  mariner,  6  Charlotte 

Hopper,  Jacob,  mariner,  26  Cherry 

Horn,  Joseph,  ship-master,  93  Chamber 

Howard,  James,  mariner,  22  Oliver 

Howe,  John  S.  mariner,  79  Lombard 

Howland,  Allen,  ship-master,  30  Henry 

How  land,  Reuben,  ship-master,  30  Henry 

Hughes,  Henry,  ship-master,  Mary 

Hudson,  Giles,  boatman,  Third 

Humpheys,  Lawrence,  mariner,  28  5  Water 

Hunt,  Davis,  mariner,  115  Liberty 

Hunter,  David,  mariner,  307  Washington 

Hunter,  James,  mariner,  39  Roosevelt 

Hunter,  Lockwood,  pilot,  1 6  Cliff 

Hurry,  Thomas,  mariner,  52  Bedlow 

Hutton,  Richard,  mariner,  78  James 

Hurly,  James,  mariner,  4  Maiden-lane 

Hussey,  Thomas,  mariner,  39  Bedlow 

Hyat,  Edward,  mariner,  75  Lombard 


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IX. — Miscellaneous. 

Haddort,  Elizabeth,  Grand 

Haddock,  widow  Mary.  25  Franckforl 

Hagemen  ,Peter,  7  Oak 

Haight,  Lydia,  22  Upper  Read 

II  light,  widow  Margaret,  43  Charlotte 

Ilaight,  Thomas.  7  3  Harman 

Hallet,  widow.  1 51  Division  • 

Hallock,  widow,  35  Barley 

Halstead,  widow  Phoebe,  70  Chatham 

Haaicrsky,  Andrew,  25  Courtlandt 

Hamilton,  Catharine,  17  Dutch 

Hamilton,  widow,  18  Beaver 

Hamilton,  John,  Charlotte' 

Hamilton,  John,  222  Cherry 

Hammond,  widow.  20  Cherry 

Handcock,  William.  Grand,  near  Corlaer's  hook. 

II  insey,  widow,  Stuyvesanl 

Hanson,  Mrs.  36  Lumber 

Hanton,  Jeremiah,  1 1 1  Division  .  -\ 

Harbert,  widow  Magdalen,  first 

Hardenbrook,  Gerardos,  121  Harman 

Hardenbrook,  J.  W.  293  Pearl 

Harding,  Samuel,,  54  Ann 

Harnet.  Joanna,  66  Franckfort 

Harper,  widow  of  Gideon.  50  Gold 

Harriot,  widow,  Fifth 

Harris,  widow  of  Thomas,  Pump 

llarriman,  William,  62  Water 

Harriman,  widow  Elizabeth,  Mott 

Harrison,  John,  100  John 

Harrison,  widow  Ann,  54  Bedlow 

Harrison,  widow  Elizabeth,  137  Division 

Harrington,  John  R.  Bedlow 

Hart,  Eleazer,  27  Reatl 

Hart,  widow,  Bowery,  near  2  mile  stone 

Hartraan,  John,  216  William 

Hartnet,  widow,  66  Franckfort 

Hartwick,  widow  Sarah,  69  Catharine 

Harvey,  Miss,  Orange,  near  Chatham 

Harvey,  Eleanon  86  Harman 


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Hathwaite,  Eleanor,  29  Division 

Hathaway,  widow  Eleanor,  1  E.  George 

Halliaway,  widow  Joanna,  37  Division 

Hatter,  Catharine,  13  Upper  Read 

Haviland*  widow  Jerusha,  77  John 

Hawkins,  Michael,"  43  Oliver 

Hawkshurst,  Hannah  B.  14  Oak 

Hawkshurst,  Nathaniel,  68  Bowery 

Haydock.  William  W.  1 1  Old-slip 

Haydock>  widow  Elizabeth,  341  Pearl  * 

Hay  man,  widow,  Hester 

Hazcn,  widow  Mary,  7 1  Chatham 

Hazard,  Morris,  103  Bedlow 

Heard.  Joanna,  32  Partition 

Hearne,  James,  1 8  Fisher 

Ilearne,  James,  277  Broadway 

Heaton,  Mary.  43  Robinson 

Heiser,  Jacob,  444  Pearl 

Henderson,  widow  Sarah,  373  Greenwich 

Henney,  William,  14  Maiden-lane 

Hendricks,  widow,  Hester 

Henry,  widow  Abigail,  Mott 

Henry>  widow  Catharine,  260  William 

Henrys  widow  Sarah,  76  Fair 

Henshaw,  widow  of  Zaccheus,  22  Warren 

Herring,  Benjamin,  Greenwich 

Herring,  Cornelia,  2'2  Vesey 

Flewitt.  John.  191  Water 

Hewitt.  William,  above  state-prison*  Greenwich 
Heyer,  Pha:be>  35  Rose 
Heyer,  Sarah,  5  New 

Hibbert.  widow,  184  Division,  corner  of  Suffolk 

Hicks,  Elizabeth,  3 1  John 

Hicks,  Isaac,  272  Pearl 

Higbie.  widow  Mary,  99  Henry 

Highfield,  widow,  Anthony 

Higgins,  Margaret,  16  Warren 

Hill,  Jeremiah,  16  George 

Hill,  widow  Hannah.  19  Cheapside 

Hillier,  Lawrence*  31  Anthony 

Hinds,  widow  Ann,  260  William 

Hineman,  Patience,  3  Fair 


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Hitchcock,  widow  of  Daniel,  Staple 

Hitchcock,  Stephen, broker*  74  Franckfort 

Hitchings,  widow,  25  Cliff 

Ilobbs,  widow  Mary,  Nicholas,  corner  Elizabeth, 

Hoberland,  Cornelius,  Harman 

Hodges,  David,  54  Ann 

Hoffman,  widow  Mary.  35  Harman 

Hogadom,  widow  Elizabeth,  Second 

Hogan,  Michael,  225  Broadway 

Hogart,  Francis,  Spring 

Jloklen,  Asa,  Thompson 

HoH,  Rosanna,  Essex 

Holley,  Rachel,  Charlotte,  eorner  of  Henry 

llolsman,  widow,  177  Broad  ray 

Hollsday,  Hannah,  84  Henry 

Hook,  widow  Catharine,  120  Liberty 

Hopkins,  widow  of  Joseph,  221  Pearl 

Hopkins,  widow  Mary,  nurse,  12  Oliver 

Hopper,  Andrew,  222  Broadway 

Hopper,  Miss,  19  Fair 

lfopson,  James,  2  4  Vandewater 

I  lop  wood,  widow  Rachel,  Elizabeth 

Horton,  Miss,  Bedlow 

Horton,  Eliza,  Anthony  % 
llosnier,  widow,  301-  Water 

Houseman,  widow  of  John,  Greenwich,  above  new  market 
Howe,  Mary,  24  Nassau 
Hoyt,  Gold,  city-hotel,  Broadway 
I loyt,  Samuel,  124  Chatham 
Hubbard,  Mrs.  Norfolk 
Hubbard,  Mrs.  48  Wall 
Hubbell,  widow  of  Walter,  35  Vesey 
llues.is,  Jesse,  Fourth,  near  Delancey 
Huffman,  widow  Mary,  53  Harman 
Huffman,  widow,  Hester 
Huggins,  widow  Mary,  47  Gold 
Hull,  Oliver,  146  Pearl 
Humphreys,  David,  260  Pearl 
Humphreys,  widow,  57  Ann 
Humphreys,  Wijliam,  Elm 
Hunt,  widow  Catharine,  56  Oak 

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Hunt,  widow  Elizabeth,  3  Harman 

Hunt,  widow,  Norfolk 

Hunt,  Francis,  Elizabeth 

Hunter,  John,  5  State 

Hunter,  widow,  1  3"  Greenwich 

Huntley,  Richard,  Chapel 

Hurdle,  ,  53  Catharine 

Hurst,  Margaret,  26  Beekman 

Hurfct,  Timothy,  Harrison 

Husband,  Charles,  111  Lombard 

Hutchings,  widow  Deborah,  307  Washington 

Hutchinson,  widow  Sarah,  52  Roosevelt 

Hutchinson,  Catharine,  125  Division 

Huthwaite,  Eliza,  29  Division 

Hyatt,  Abraham,  Eagle,  corner  of  Norfolk 

Hyatt,  Sarah,  43  Greenwich 

Hyer,  widow  Mary,  33  Bowery 

X.—Cartmcn. 

Hadden,  Thomas,  Delancey 

Hadley,  Isaac,  21  Chanel 

Hadley,  James,  Laight 

Hadley,  William,  5  5  Chamber 

Haggerty,  James,  129  Harman 

Haines,  Caleb,  Orchard 

Hall,  George,  Broadway,  near  U.  furnace 

Halsey,  Isaac,  Walnut,  near  Corlaer's  hook 

Halsey,  Silas,  Laight 

Halstead,  David,  Vestry 

Halstead,  James,  20  Sixth 

Hamilton,  Patrick,  93  Anthony 

Hamus,  Doas,  Laight 

Hammond,  Isaac.  N.  Moore 

Hammond,  William,  3  Augustus 

Hardy,  John,  197  Division 

Haring,  John  A.  5 1  Chamber 

Harrison,  Adonijah.  Leonard 

Harrison,  William,  322  Broadway 

Harrison,  Caleb.  6  Pump 

Hart,  Albert,  Hester 

Harvey,  John,  70  Murray 

Haviland,  Gilbert,  Hudson,  corner  Jay 


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Hawks,  Joseph,  Essex 
Haynes,  David,  Mott 
Hageman,  Peter.  Hester 
Helmes,  Samuel,  Brannon 
Helmes,  Samuel,  Broadway,  above  U.  furnace 
Hendiickson,  Peter,  59  Chapel 
Hennegar,  Adam  C.  Hester 
Hennegar,  Christopher,  Bowery 
Henning,  John.  19  Read 
Henning,  Joseph,  Bullock 
Heroy,  Clarkson,  Essex 
Heyer,  Lawrence,  49  Chatham 
Hicks,  John.  Mott 
Hicks,  Charles,  Elizabeth 
Hicks,  Lawrence,  Mott 
Hicks,  John.  Elizabeth 
Higgins.  Benjamin.  N.  Moore 
Higgins,  John,  Walnut 
Higgins,  William,  24  Roosevelt 
Hil),  Benjamin,  76  Harmon 
Hitchcock.  John,  Second 
Holmes,  Samuel,  Essex 
Holmes?  Samuel,  Rutger 
Holmes,  William,  Third 
Honeywell,  Gilbert,  Sixth 
Hook,  John,  Walnut 
Hopper,  Edward,  Brannon 
Hopper>  Jacob  A.  88  Chamber 
Hosier,  John,  106  Division 
Howe,  James,  Mott 
Hovy,  Martin,  Mary 
Hoyt,  Enoch,  22  Catharine 
Hoyt>  Henry,  9  Green 
Hoyt,  Joseph,  Hester,  corner  of  Essex 
Hudson,  Andrew,  Elizabeth 
Huffman,  Erederick,  38  Bedlow 
Hulsart,  Henry,  185  Division 
Humphreys,  William,  406  Broadway 
^Hungary,  William,  59  Anthony 
Hunt  Charles,  Spring 
Hunt,  Nathaniel,  Second 
Hurley,  John,  Hester 


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!  I  i  >iv  Jessci  Fourth 
Huxley,  James,  519  Greenwich 
Hyatt,  Abraham,  Suffolk 
Hyer,  Lawrence,  49  "Chatham 

I 

I. — Learned  Professions  and  Public  Officers. 

Idley,  Joseph,  sexton  St.  Peter's  church,  16  Barclay 

Inspector  of  the  port's  office,  Government  house 

Irving,  John  T.  attorney  and  notary  public,  4  Cedar 

Irving,  Peter,  M.  D.  99  Water 

Irleton,  Jonathan>  measurer,  21  Bancker 

Isaacs,  Abraham,  sexton  of  Jew's  synagogue,  20  Mill 

Jackson,  Dr.  George  K.  professor  of  music,  92  Greenwich 

Jancway,  George,. alderman  of  6th  ward.  92  Chatham 

Jaques,  Dr.  John  D.  73  Nassau 

Jarvis,  J.  engraver  and  drawing-school,  28  Franckfort 

Jauncey,  Joseph,  physician,  315  Water 

Jay,  Sir  James,  ML  D.  9y  Greenwich 

Johnson,  Edward,  physician,  Harman 

Johnson'  William,  counsellor,  45  Pine 

Johnson,  James,  inspector  of  wood,  14  Rose 

Johnson,  Robert,  physician  and  druggist,  8  Bowery 

Jones,  Rev.  Cave,  above  2  mile  stone, "Bowery       [397  Pearl 

Jones>  John  F.  accountant,  Sc  office  of  Mercantile  Dfcectory, 

Jones,  D.  S.  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law,  44  Wall,  house 

Jones,  Gardiner,  physician,  20  Dey  [36  Courtlandt 

Jones,  Samuel,  junr.  counsellor  at  law,  27  Wall 

Jones,  Samuel  &  David  S.  attornies,  &c.  27  WalL 

Justices'  Court,  City  Hall  &  Doyer 

II. — Merchants,  Dry  Good     Book  Stores,  and  Store 
keepers  in  general. 
Icard,  Alexander,  merchant,  54  Lower  Robinson 
Icard,  Joseph,  merchant,  85  Greenwich,  corner  Rector 
Ingland,  William,  merchant,  14  Broadway 
Inglesby,  John,  merchant  taylor,  34  Wall,  house  15  Duane 
Inglesby  &  Stokes,  merchant  taylois,  3©  Wall 
Inglis,  Rachel,  dry-good  store,  435  Pearl 
Ingraham,  Nathaniel  (5.  merchant,  72  Pine 
Ingraham,  Phcenix,  &  Nexeti,  auctioneers  and  com.  merchants, 
Irvin,  Thomas;  merchant,  167  Pearl  [134  Wa'.tr 


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Irvin,  Anderson,  &  co.  merchants,  167  Pearl 
Irving.  Ebenezer.  merchant,  157  William 
Irving,  William,  merchant.  157  William 
Irving,  William,  junr.  merchant,  16!  Pearl 
Irving  &  Smith,  auctioneers  Sc  com.  merchants,  161  Pearl 
Isaacs,  Joshua,  broker.  53  Stone 
Isaacs,  Michael,  shop  keeper,  296"  Water 
Isaacs.  Samson  M.  55  Broad 
Ives,  Isaac,  merchant.  156, William 
Jackson,  Henry,  hard  ware  store,  142  Chatham 
Jackson,  Samuel,  merchant  taylor,  211  Greenwich,  and  13 
Jackson,  Isaac  H.  merchant,  61  South  [Chapel 
Jackson,  John,  broker.  237  Front 
Jackson,  John,  merchant,  80  South 
Jackson,  John  and  James,  merchants,  94  Maiden-lane 
Jackson,  Samuel,  merchant,  78  South 
Jacobs,  Philip,  merchant,  I7y  iiroadvvay 
Jaques,  Richard,  merchant,  418  Greenwich 
r  Jaques.  Isaac,  merchant,  6 1  Chatham 
Jansen,  T.  B.  bookseller  &  stationer,  1 16  Broadway 
Jenkins,  Frederick,  com.  merchant.  2  Upper  Chamber 
Jenkins,  Sylvanus,  merchant,  25  Cherry 
Jenkins  Sc  Havens,  merchants,  198  Front 
Jephson,  Daniel,  merchant,  41  Barclay 
Jerraid,  Mrs.  china  store,  Nassau,  corner  Beekman 
Johnson.  Jeromus,  merchant,  27  Coenties-slip,  house  1  Water 
Johnson,  Horace,  merchant,  45  Pine 
Johnston,  George,  merchant,  88  Pine 

Johnston,  John  H.  flour-merchant,  69  Partition,  house  Vestry 

Johnston,  R.  8c  co.  lottery-office,  33  Maiden-lane 

Johnston,  Robert,  merchant,  5  Jay 

Johnston,  William,  merchant  taylor,  1 17  Cherry 

Johnston,  William,  millinery  store,  376  Pearl 

Jones,  John,  merchant,  51  Wall 

Jones.  Joshua,  merchant,  85  Wall,  house  70  Broadway 

Jones»  Perez,  merchant,  Cliff  ,M 

Jones,  W.  H  flour-merchant,  5  Franckfort,  store  Beekman-s!. 

Jones,  Wm.  flour-merchant,  72  James,  store  Beekman-slip 

Jones,  W.  flour-merchant,  9  Vandewater,  store  Btckman-slip 

Jones  <V  M'Lar.glon,  flour-merchants,  71  James 

Jones  &  Porter,  merchants,  163  Front 

Jones,  Son  8c  Clinch,  ship-chandlers.  Front,  corner  Wall 


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Judah,  Gary,  merchant,  1  Old-siip 

Ju;ah,  Moses,  merchant,  263  Pearl 

JuJah,  Njptnali,  bookseller,  &c.  84  Maiden-lane 

Ju  !ah  k  Brothers,  Benj.  S.  merchants,  I  Old-slip 

Juliel,  John,  merchant,  125  Washington,  house  100  Grt-en- 

Jumel,  Stephen,  merchant,  3D  Stone  [wici 

Jumel  &  Dcssobrey,  merchants,  5  Beaver 

III. — Grocers,  Taverns,  Inns,  Porler-Honses,  Hotek, 
Boarding-Houses,  Brewers  and  Distillers. 
Indenvick,  Andrew,  grocer,  2  Bowery 
Ireland,  Margaret,  porter-house,  9  Dover 
Ireland,  Wm.  H.  grocer,  171  Washington,  corner  Partition 
Irvine,  Edward,  boarding-house,  77  John 
Irwin,  James,  grocer,  270  William 
Irwin,  James,  grocer,  29  Chatham 
Jackson,  Samuel,  porter  &  boarding-house,  Cherry 
Jacobs,  David,  grocer,  corner  Greenwich  and  Harrison 
Jacobs,  Francis,  grocer  &  tobacconist,  99  Pearl 
Jacobs  John,  grocer  &  tavern,  Thomas,  corner  Chapel 
Jacobs,  William,  grocer,  Mulberry 

Jacobs,  William,  grocer  and  shoemaker,  Cross,  corner  Little 

Jamison,  Robert,  grocer,  69  Murray  [Waler 

Janeway,  George,  k  co.  brewers,  corner  Magazine  and  Cross 

Janeway,  William,  brewer,  66  Chatham 

Jaques,  David,  grocer,  400  Greenwich 

Jaques,  Oliver,  grocer,  441  Greenwich 

Jarvis,  J.  porter  house,  Bowery -lane 

Jarvis,  John  F.  grocer  and  com.  merchant,  66  Water 

Jarvis,  Peter,  fruiterer,  25 1  Broadway 

Jarvis  &  Son,  grocers,  Bowery 

Jayne,  Samuel,  tavern,  23  John,  corner  of  Nassau 

Jeffers,  Patrick,  grocer,  18  Henry 

Jeffers,  William,  assistant  brewer,  at.  Murray  &  Cunningham's 

Jemison,  Robert,  grocer,  69  Murray 

Jenkins,  Evans,  brewer,  9  Lombard 

Jenkins,  James,  grocer,  33  Warren 

Jennings,  Lucy,  boarding  house,  20  Roosevelt 

Jennings,  Nathan,  porter  house,  4  George 

Jennings.  Rickard,  tavern,  357  Water 

Jennings,  William,  grocer,  128  Broad,  corner  of  South 

Jessup,  Edward,  grocer,  137  Cherry 


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Jeweson,  George  printer  and  porter  house,  22  Garden 

Johnson.  Charles*  boarding  houses  44  James 

Johnson,  E.  fruiterer,  6  Nassau 

Johnson,  John,  grocer,  2  South,  house  36  White-hall 

Johnson,  John*  porter  house,  29  Warren 

Johnson,  John,  fruiterer,  90  Chatham 

Johnson,  John,  boarding  house,  6  Dover 

Johnson,  William,  grocer.  422  Broadway 

Johnson,  William,  grocer.  Cherry,  ship-yards 

Johnson  &  Ayres,  grocers,  2  South 

Johnson  &  Shotwell,  grocers,  1 90  Washington 

Johnston,  Daniel,  oyster  house,  108  Cherry 

Johnston.  John,  grocer,  2  Duane 

Johnston,  John,  grocer,  Chapel,  corner  of  Barley 

Johnston,  Lewis,  boarding  house,  96  Cherry 

Johnston,  Richard,  grocer,  55  Nassau 

Johnston,  William,  tavern,  18  Fletcher 

Jolly,  Lewis,  boarding  house>  First 

Jones,  Edward,  brewer,  141  Harman 

Jones,  Thomas,  brewer,  7 1  Catharine 

Jones,  Thomas,  tavern,  1  Pine 

Jones,  William,  grocer,  19  E.  George,  corner  of  Henry 

Jones,  William,  tavern,  43  Maiden-lane 

Jones  &  Sacket,  grocers,  63  Chamber 

Jordan,  Coenrad,  grocer,  Second,  corner  of  Eagle 

Jordan,  George,  grocer.  263  Greenwich 

Joseph,  Abraham,  oyster  house,  George,  corner  of  Charlotte 

Joslin,  David,  grocer,  Orange 

Judson,  James,  grocer  and  carpenter,  Division,  corner  Third 
June,  Ann,  boarding  house,  85  Maiden- lane 
June,  Jacob,  exchange  coffee-house,  13  Front 

IV. — House  Carpenters,  Shipwrights,  Joiners,  Boat' 
builders,  Block       Pump  Makers,  Coopers,  and  Me- 
chanics ivlio  -work  principally  in  wood. 
Ireland,  George,  h.  carpenter  &  builder,  289  Greenwich 
Ireland,  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  175  Washington 
Ireland,  William,  builder,  Greenwich 
Irwin,  Gerard,  h.  carpenter,  17  Lombard 
Isbel,  Bishop,  h.  carpenter,  Water,  near  Oliver 
Isleton,  Matthias,  ship  carpenter,  Washington,  near  Harrison 
Jackson,  James,  cabinet  maker,  Hester 


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Jacocks,  James  L." block  maker,  167  Washington 

Jaggar,  Rufus.  h.  carpenter.  50  BedJow 

James,  George,  shipwright,  35  Cheapside,  shop  38  Lombard 

James,  William,  h.  carpenter,  31 1  Broadway 

Jeffers,  John,  h-  carpenter,  upper  end  of  Broadway 

Jenkins,  John,  shipwright,  6  New-slip 

Jessup,  Joseph,  ship-wright.  Cherry 

Jcssup,  Joram,  shipwright,  near  Brown's  ship-yards 

Johnson,  Cornelius,  shipwright,  9'J  Division 

Johnson,  Francis,  cooper,  3 1  Ann 

Johnson,  Harman,  h.  carpenter,  30  Roosevelt,  cor.  of  Bancke 

Johnson,  John,  h.  carpenter,  3  Catharine-lane 

Johnson,  Robert,  h.  carpenter.  12  Vandewater 

Johnston,  James  W.  cabinet  maker,  Pump 

Johnston,  George,  h.  carpenter,  27  Chamber 

Johnston,  William,  cabinet  maker,  Pump 

Jonts,  Isaac,  cooper,  78  Harman 

Jones,  James,  shipwright,  Scammel 

Jones,  John,  h.  carpenter,  195  Division 

Jones,  Richard*  shipwright,  143  Division 

Jones,  Samuel,  shipwright,  143  Division 

Jones,  William,  ship-joiner*  Rutger 

Jordan,  Francis,  shipwright,  Harman 

Joseph,  John,  h.  carpenter,  79  Chamber 

V.  — Masons,  Bricklayers,  Plaisterers,  and  Stone  Cutters. 

James,  Daniel,  mason,  170  Division 
Jewell,  William,  mason,  100  White 
Johnson,  Benjamin,  bricklayer,  98  Harman 
Johnson,  Thomas,  mason,  93  Bedlow 
Jones,  Anthony,  mason,  Crosby 
Jones>  Evans,  mason,  5  1  Harman 

VI.  — Smiths  of  every  description,  including  those  who  work 
in  the  precious  metals,  Jewels,  £s?c.  and  l^atch  makert. 

Ingle.  Samuel,  blacksmith,  20  Chamber 

Irvine,  Francis,  iron-founder,  Greenwich,  corner  Provoost 

Irwin,  William,  smith,  43  Catharine,  shop  Cherry 

Ireland,  Henry,  coppersmith  &  tinman.  48  Chatham 

James,  James,  black  &c  whitesmith.  46  Division 

James,  John,  blacksmith,  Rutger 

Jobes.  John,  blacksmith,  4  Upper  Chamber 


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Jones,  John,  labourer,  168  Division,  corner  Norfolk 

Jones,  John,  milkman.  Desbrosses 

Jones,  John,  rigger,  95  Catharine 

Jones,  John,  shoemaker,  57  Read 

Jones,  John  J.  umbrella  maker,  29  Chatham 

Jones,  Louis,  senr.  printer,  55  Pine 

Jones,  Louis,  junr.  printer,  99  Water 

Jones,  Philip,  shoemaker,  62  E.  George 

Jones,  William,  shoemaker,  43  Maiden-lane 

Jones  and  Todd,  profile  takers,  56  Maiden-lane 

Jones,  Thomas,  sausage  maker,  Crosby 

Jordan.  Conrad,  labourer,  40  Warren 

Jordan,  widow  Elizabeth,  washer,  Third 

Jordan,  Matthias,  milkman,  Bowery,  corner  Rivington 

Joseph.  Abraham,  oyster-shop.  Cherry 

Joseph,  John  and  Francis,  segar  manufactory,  Henry 

Jouse,  J.  keeper  of  Manhattan  Bath,  21  Upper  Chamber 

Judson,  Lewis,  shoemaker,  Birmingham 

Julian,  John,  hair  dresser,  27  Nassau 

Junison,  Garret,  printer,  45  Warren 

Jures,  James,  rigger,  Ship-yards,  near  Montgomery 

Justman,  widow  Elizabeth,  nurse,  Fisher 

VIII. — Ship*Masters,  Mariners,  and  Boatmen, 
Ingersol,  Josiah,  ship-master,  85  Warren 
Ingraham,  George,  pilot,  56  Stone 
Ingraham,  William,  ship-master,  23  Cheapside 
Irish,  Thomas,  mariner,  28  Oak 
Israel,  Walter,  mariner,  65  Harman 
Jacobs,  Moses,  mariner,  Bayard 
Jappie,  Paul,  ship-master,  102  Warren 
Jaques,  John,  ship-master,  Second 
Jarvis,  Nathaniel,  boatman,  N.  Moore 
Jay,  John,  mariner,  20  Batavia-lane 
Jeflery,  Thomas,  boatman,  100  Read 
Jennings,  Thomas,  boatman,  Charlotte 
Jennings,  Jonathan,  boatman,  83  Bedlow 
Johnson,  Edmund  S.  ship-master,  Magazine 
Johnson,  Isaac,  ship-master,  6  Elm 
Johnson,  Samuel,  mariner,  83  Harman 
Johnson,  Henry,  mariner,  80  Harman 
Johnson,  John,  mariner,  53  Henry 
Johnston,  John,  mariner,  55  Harman 
Johnston,  Robert,  ship-master.  5 1  Gold  / 


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Jolly.  Edward,  mariner,  Hester 
Jones,  John,  ship-masler,  30  Franckfoi  t 
Jones,  John,  mariner,  89  Bedlow 
Jordan.  Charles,  mariner.  36  Bancker 
Joseph,  John,  mariner,  5  5  Ann 

I X. — Miscellaneous. 
Ideson.  widow,  4 1  Read 
Ireland,  John,  adjoining  Potter's  field 
Ivers,  widow  Mary,  Scammel 
Jackson.  Isaac  H.  foot  of  Chamhei* 
Jackson,  Samuel  R.  Catharine-slip 
Jackson,  Jane,  I  5  Division 
Jacobs,  Benjamin  I.  65  Greenwich 
Jacobs,  Catharine,  2 1  Fair 
James,  Cyrus,  30  Beekman 
Jansen,  widow,  30  Barley 
Jarvis,  Lydia,  BedJow 
.Jastram,  Gabriel,  22  Vandewatcr- 
Jauncey,  William,  20  Wall 
Jay,  widow  of  Frederick,  2 1  Broad 
Jelfery,  Mary,  C2  Liberty 
JefFery,  Nicholas,  Elm 
Jenkins,  Mrs.  Margaret,  54  Chamber 
Jephson.  William  H.  80  Broad 
Jerrod,  Isaac,  Suffolk 
Jervis,  widow  Eleanor.  Hester 
Jiverecourt,  Henry,  Mary 
Johnson,  Catharine,  24  Chapel 
Johnson,  widow,  Theatre-alley 
Johnson,  Elizabeth,  10  Hague 
Johnson,  Edward  D.  13  Harman 
Johnson,  widow  Margaret.  80  Chamber 
Johnson,  Mary,  25  E.  George 
Johnson,  widow  Elizabeth,  38  Oak 
Johnson,  widow  Eliza,  37  Wairen 
Johnson,  William,  76  Beekman 
Johnson,  widow  Phoebe,  Nicholas 
Johnson,  widow  Elizabeth,  5  I  Chamber 
Johnsjton,  widow  Mary,  37  Chapel 
Johnston,  widow,  27  Vandewater 
Johnston,  widow  Sarah.  1  Temple 
Jo:its,  witlow  Prances.  228  William 
Jonts,  lsauc,  Ji  Cherry 


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joncs,  Mrs.  7  Cedar 
jones,  widow  Mary,  13  Roosevelt 
jones,  John,  20  Fletcher 
jones,  Isaac,  34  Cherry 
jones?  Thomas,  71  Catharine 
jones,  w^dow  of  Thomas,  49  Broadway 
judah,  widow  Elizabeth,  77  Upper  Read 
X. — Cartmen- 

Irvis,  Thomas,  Fifth 

Jacock.  Thomas,  N.  Moore 

jarvis,  Thomas,  Orchard,  near  Grand 

jeffers,  William,  69  Warren 

jenkins,  Matthias,  Crosby 

Jennings,  Andrew,  77  Warren 

Johnson,  George,  69  Ilarman 

Johnson,  James,  Molt 

Johnson,  James,  Jefferson 

johnson,  John,  22  Catharine-lane 

johnson,  John,  Bedlow 

johnson,  John,  Hester 

johnson,  Juhn>  Delancey 

johnson,  Stephen,  First 

jones,  Isaac,  Sixth 

K 

I. — Learned  Professions  and  Public  Officers. 
Kastner,  John  N.  physician,  204  William 
Keech,  Dorcas,  teacher,  10  Bancker  [office  121  Water 

Keese,  John-  attorney,  counsellor  Sc  not.  pub.  11  Wall,  notarial 
Keese,  William,  attorney  at  law,  i  1  Wall,  and  1 10  Liberty 
Keese  and  Garr,  attornies  at  law,  11  Wall 
Kelly,  Thomas,  teacher,  16  Barclay 
Kemp,  John,  L.  L.  D.  2  College 
Kitchem,  widow,  teacher,  40  Beaver 
Kittletas,  Philip  D.  physician,  53  Cherry- 
Keys,  John,  teacher,  99  Church 
Killogg,  Jonathan,  teacher,  5 1"  Cliff 
Kine  Pock  Institution,  City  Dispensary 
King,  Elisha  W.  attorney  "at  law,  19  Cherry 
King,  James,  teacher,  9  Cedar 
Kingsland,  Isaac,  teacher,  44  Barclay 
Kinnau,  Peter,  revenue-officer,  5 1  Liberty 
■Kip,  Isaac,  deputy-sheriff,  89  Chamber 

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JONKS'S  XfW-TCRK 


Kip,  I.  L.  attorney,  notary,  and  clerk  in  chancery,  4  Nassau 

Kissam,  Darnel,  accountant,  Provoost 

Kissam,  John  B.  revenue-officer,  34  Provoost 

Kissam,  Richard  S.  surgeon,  36  Partition 

Kitchcll,  Jacob,  teacher,  academy  1  Warren,  liouse  22  Read 

Kitchin,  John,  measurer  of  grain,  27  Ann 

Kneeland,  Selh  R.  inspector  of  lumber,  59  Roosevelt 

Knight,  Levi,  teacher,  4  Rose 

Kunze,  Rev.  John  C.  D.  D.  100  Chatham" 

Kunze,  H.  C.  M.  D.  100  Chatham 

Kuypers,  Rev.  Cerardus  A.  27  Pair 

II. — Merdiants,  Dry-Good  and  Book  Stores,  and  Store- 
keepers  in  general.  .< 
Kane,  Oliver,  merchant,  272  fx.  277  Pearl 
Kane,  John,  &  <:o.  merchants,  277  Pearl 
Kane}  Flias.  Sc  co.  merchants.  182  Water,  and  27  Beckman 
Kane,  and  Piatt,  merchants  Washington 
Kauman,  J.  merchant,  M  l  Greenwich,  and  51  Couitlandt 
Kearney,  John  W.  merchant,  29  Pearl,  and  1  Garden 
Kearney,  John  W.  and  co.  merchants,  1  Garden 
Kearney,  Robert,  merchant,  7 1  Stone 
Keating,  John,  merchant,  44  Ferry 
Keen,  Wni.  and  co.  diy-good  store.  142  Fly-market 
Keenan  and  Xoon,  merchants,  Pearl,  corner  Chatham 
Keess,  John  D.  druggist,  245  Pearl 
Kelly  and  Mollen,  dry-good  store,  98  William 
Kelly,  widow,  toy-shop,  62  Liberty 
Kemble,  Peter,  merchant,  17  White-hall 
Kendrick  Walter,  hat  store,  23  Maiden-lane 
Kennan,Pr  trick,  dry-good  store,  130  Pearl 
Kenyon,  William,  merchant,  1  1  Beekman 
Kestard,  John  and  co.  dry -good  store,  1 10  Chatham 
Kevan,  A.  and  W.  shoe  store,  310  Pearl 
Kibbe,  Isaac,  merchant,  74  South,  house  254  Pearl 
Kibbe.  William,  merchant,  254  Pearl,  and  27  Franckfort 
Kierstead,  John,  dry-good  store.  310  Chatham 
Kierstead  and  By ers,  dry- good  store.  168  Broadway 
Kighley,  John,  merchant,  50  Vesey 
Kimberly,  Brace  and  co.  merchants,  1G8  Front 
Kimberly,  Gideon,  merchant,  1 80  Front 
Kimberly  and  Waring,  merchants,  180  Front 
Kinder,  Robert  and  co.  merchants,  215  Pearl 
King,  Jacob;  second  hand  furniture  store.  28  Chatham 


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King,  John.  senr.  dry-good  store,  4  City-hotel 

King,  John,  merchant,  262  Pearl 

King,  Joseph,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  331  Pearl 

King,  Richard,  boot  and  shoe  store.  414  Pearl 

King,  Rufus,  merchant.  10  Broadway 

King,  Samuel,  merchant,  95  Liberty 

King  &  Haughion,  dry-good  and  millinery  store.  399  Pearl 
King  &  Talbot,  merchants,  17  Beekmnn  slip 
Kingsland,  Daniel,  ironmonger  145  Cherry 
Kingsland,  Richard,  merchant,  133  Water 
Kip,  Abraham,  dry-good  store,  40  Water 
Kip,  Henry  I.  dry-good  store,  167  Broadway 
Kip,  Isaac  L.  merchant,  58  Front,  house  66  Broad 
Kip,  James  H."167  Broadway 

Kip,  Leonard,  senr.  earthen  ware  store,  179  Washington 
Kip,  Leonard,  junr.  ironmonger,  179  Washington 
Kip,  Luke,  dry-good  store.  140  Chatham,  corner  of  Mott 
Kip,  Thomas,  dry-good  store,  153  Chatham 
Kirby,  Edmund,  merchant,  276  Pearl 
Kirby  &  Wood,  merchants.  2  13  Front 
Kirk,  George,  flour  merchant,  48  Augustus 
Kirk,  Thomas,  bookseller  and  stationer,  48  Maiden-lane 
Kirkpatrick.  Alexander,  merchant,  17  Courtlandt 
Kettletas,  Garret,  china  store,  1 73  Water 
Kettletas,  William  N.  merchant,  173  Water,  h.  27  Hudson 
Kneeland.  Henry,  merchant,  162  William 
Knox,  John,  merchant,  101  Greenwich 
Knox,  Thomas,  merchant,  46  Wall 
Knox  &  Lawrie,  merchants,  3  Govcrneur's  lane 
Kortwright,  John,  merchant,  104  Greenwich 
Kumbell,  Esther,  dry-good  store,  1  Jacob 
Kursheidt,  J.  B.  merchant,  69  Water 
III. — Grocers,  Taverns,  Inns,  Porter- Houses,  Hotek, 
Boarding- Houses,  Drexvers,  and  Distillers. 
Kave,  John,  sailors'  boarding-house  and  tavern,  124  Cherry 
Keane,  James,  sailors'  boarding-house,  15  Water 
Keeley,  Joseph,  grocer,  Corlaer's  hook 
Keeler,  Nathan,  grocer,  Third,  coi  ner  Rivington 
Keenan,  Thomas,  sailors'  boarding- house,  88  Water 
Keen,  John  H.  tavern,  75  Vesey 
Keers,  William,  grocer,  28  Henry 
Kehler,  Frederick,  grocer,  Leonard 
Kellenger,  Morris,  grocer  and  cartman,  91  Division 
Kellis.  Mark,  boarding-house.  1 3  Upper  Bai  ley 


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Kellog,  Samuel,  dry-good  store,  1 26  Chatham    fci  Jti»**lM~ 

Kelly,  Ann',  lx>a:din£-house,  19  Roosevelt 

Kelly,  Charles  E.  grocer,  47  Beaver 

Kelly,  Patrick,  grocer,  8  Bedlow 

Kelly,  Robert,  grocer,  24  Division 

Kelso,  James,  grocer,  79  Front 

Kennedy,  Angus,  grocer,  Coilaet 's  hook  [Ntw-markc 
Kennedy,  R.  boarding  house  and  taylor,  Greenwich,  abov 
Kennedy,  Thomas  H.  grocer  and  porter-house,  296  Greenwicl 
Kent,  Rudolphus,  grocer,  17  William 
Kerr,  Anthony,  porter-vaults,  123  Water 
Kerr,  John,  grocer,  Mary 

Kerr,  Joseph,  grocer,  Broadway,  corner  Leonard 

Kerr,  William,  grocer,  28  Henry 

Kervan,  Lawrence,  grocer,  16  Pine 

Kervan,  Moses,  grocer  and  sawyer,  Cherry 

Kctcham,  Soloman  G.  and  Sons,  grocers,  New-slip 

Kettle,  David,  grocer,  28  Augustus 

Kettle  and  Carrick,  grocers,  28  Augustus 

Kettleman,  Valentine,  grocer,  Greenwich 

Kidd,  james,  grocer,  45  E.  George 

Killgore,  William,  grocer,  126  Broad 

King,  Mrs.  grocer,  5*  William 

King,  Madam,  fruiterer,  68  Bowery 

King,  David,  porier-house,  9  Wall 

King,  Mrs.  boarding-house,  56  Wall 

Kingsland,  John,  grocer.  194  Washington 

Kinnady,  John,  tavern  an.d  boarding-house,  23  Old-slip 

Kinsey,  Mrs.  boarding-Louse,  5  Broadway 

Kip,  Garret,  grocer,  277  Broadway,  corner  Chamber 

Kirk,  George,  grocer,  183  William 

KirkaMie,  David,  grocer,  41  Cedar 

Knapp,  Benjamin  S.  gruiiur,  91  Harir.au 

Knapp,  Benja.-nin,  tavern,  Orange 

Knapp,  Jitiiali,  groecr,  Broadwaj',  above  Furnace 

Knapp.  John,  grocer  &c  carUnan,  lirar.itou 

Knott,  Thomas,  5-t  Chat'cam,  wine- vault,  26  Church 

Knox,  vieorge,  groctr,  23  Broadway 

Kjiox,  James,  grocer,  59  Lombard 

Kuox,  James,  ball- alley,  Circbard 

Kramer,  Francis,  tavern,  19  Caihartue 

Kroogi  r,  jamts,  tavern,  533  Water 

Kunzel,  John  S.  porter  &  boarding-house,  11  Tryon-row 

•  IV. — iio.ne  Carpe. .Icrs,  S.'iip:or:^lils,  Joiners,  Uoal-luilders,  Block  if 

Pump  Makers,  Coupes,  ami  Mechanics  xcliO  stork  principally  i'i  xooiL 
Kay,  David,  cooper,  37?  Bowery 


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Kavwood,  Gershom,  shfpwright,  Scammcl 

Kearsing  J.  &  Sons,  piano-forte  manufactory,  Bowery,  corner  of  North 

Keech,  Benjamin,  shipwright,  28  Oak 

Keecli,  William,  boat-builder,  54  Henry 

If  eegan,  Lawrence,  h.  carpenter,  Mott 

Kean,  John,  coachmaker,  White  ™ 

Kelly,' Robert,  cabinet  maker,  30  Barclay 

Kennedy,  William,  shipwright,  69  Harman 

Ketchum,  William,  cabinet  maker,  34  Barclay 

Kidson  &  Phillips,  cabinet  makers,  31  Beekmsn 

Kinimens,  John,  cooper,  82  Lombard 

King,  Hezekial:,  h.  carpenter,  Cherry,  ship-yards 

King,  Jacob,  dock  builder,  21  Chamber 

King,  James,  cooper,  48  Beaver 

King,  John,  h.  carpenter,  200  William 

King,  John,  h.  carpenter,  86  Chamber 

King,  William,  h.  carpenter,  19  Franckfort 

King  &  Cullum,  coopers,  4S  Beaver 

Kingsland,  John,  h.  carpenter,  Hudson 

Kingsland,  J.  I.  wheelwright,  shop  17,  house  20  Anthony 

Kingsland,  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  22  Thomas 

Kingsland,  Josiah,  h.  carpenter,  386  Water,  and  10  E.  Georg* 

Kinsey,  John,  h.  carpenter,  47  Read 

Kip,  Henry,  h.  carpenter,  93  Chamber 

Kirkpatrick,  James,  cabiuet  maker,  49  Bancker,  and  19  Roosevelt 
Kendal,  Thomas,  cooper,  5  Rector 
Ketchell,  Isaac,  chair-maker,  8  Warren 

Knapp,  ,  h.  and  ship  joiner,  87  Harman 

Knapp,  Abiaham,  dock-bnilder,  Brannon 

Knapp,  Ebenezer,  junr.  h.  carpenter,  corner  of  Fisher  and  Second 
Knapp,  Moses,  h.  carpenter,  Elizabeth 
Knight,  Thomas,  h.  carpenter,  4  Rutger 
Knight,  William,  h.  carpenter,  120  Harman 

V. — yinsont,  Brcklaytrs,  Ptauterers,  and  Stone-Cuttert, 
Keeslpy,  Peter,  mason,  Second 
Kidney,  Richard,  mason,  2.1  Thomas 
Kilby,  Owen,  stone  cutt  r,  9  Magazine 
King,  John,  mason,  46  Barley 
King,  Keneth,  mason  and  builder,  18  Rose 
Kneese,  Warner,  stone  cutter,  10  Robinson 
VI. — Smiths  uf wry  les-ribt'ui,  induct  ng  those  who  mark  7n  the  precious 
Metals,  Jr.vels,  flfr.  a'lcf  Watchmakers. 
Kee'cr,  Thaddons,  silversn  ith,  350  Pearl 
Ke  \f,  .Mark,  blacksmith,  15  Bancker 
Kenned"*,  Fames,  blacksmith,  S26  Read 
Kenyon,  Augustus,  blacksmith,  5  Third 
Kicr-it<  (l,  Jeremiah,  coppersmith,  50  Augustus  \ 
Kier.ted,  Luke,  pewterer  and  plumber,  14'Upper  Chamber 
King,  William,  blacksmith,  46  Barley 
King,  Robert,  plumber  ami  glazier,  Mott 
kingsland,  Richard,  cutler  and  jeweller,  133  Water 
Kin,  Richard,  brass  founder,  169  Divisiou 
Koeycrs,  Coroelim,  blacksmith',  Qa  Warren, 


262  JONES'S  NETf-TORK 

Kyle,  William,  blacksmith,  Bacbe's  wharf,  Old-slip 

VII. — Mem  ties,  Trarirt,  andCaUin°t,  hot  before  enumerate!. 

Kalahan,  Bartholomew,  stevaJore,  21  Lombard 

Kantian,  Charles,  shoemaker,  76  Murray 

Karnev,  Hugh,  taylor,  50  E.  George 

Karnes,  Mtrgaret,  seamstress*  4  Read 

Katiu,  Jacob,  shoemaker,  24  Greenwich 

Kavcs,  Mary,  seamstress,  153  Harman 

Kay,  Wil  •am,  labourer,  132  Bowery 

Kayl  t,  widow  of  George,  tobacconist,  Orange 

Keeth,  Dennis,  labourer,  47  Roosevelt 

Keeth,  George,  riggtr,  10  Charlotte 

Keeth,  Thomas,  labourer,  45  Roosevelt 

Keeue,  William,  shoemaker,  53  Roosevelt 

Keevans,  James,  labourer,  50  Chatham 

Keith,  William,  porter,  21  E.  George 

Kelly,  Dennis,  sawyer,  Browne's  ship-yard* 

Ktlly,  Hugh,  labourer,  31  Augustus 

Kelly,  John,  labourer,  6  Moore's  Row,  Henry 

Kelly,  John,  painter  and  glazier,  44  Thomas 

Keiiy,  widow  Mury,  mautua  maker,  62  Liberty 

Kelly,  Patrick,  shoemaker,  31  Augustas 

Kelly,  Patrick,  tavl-jj  and  grocer,  8  Bedlow 

KeKy  &  Lawfon,  bakers,  13  William         *  Vsl#^  r 

Kelsby,  Char'es,  hairdresser,  160  Cherry 

Kelsou,  David,  segar  maker,  76  Henry 
Kelso,  Henry,  taylor,  84  Fair  • 
Kemp,  Jarues,  drayman,  17  Fayette 
Ketnpton,  Mrs.  colour-maker,  6  New 
Kenab',  Robert,  butcher,  148  Division 
Kennedy,  Charles,  shoemaker,  7  Charlotte 
Kennedy,  R.  taylor,  Greenwich,  above  New-market 
Kenny,  John,  rigger,  118  Harman  * 
Kenny,  Dennis,  sawyer,  Cherry,  near  Gouverneur's 
Kenny,  widow  Mary,  1 3  George 

Kenny  &.  White,  taylors,  68  Catharine,  corner  of  Oak 

Kent,  James,  shoemaker,  Brannon 

Kent,  James,  lamplighter,  Bayard  * 

Kent,  John,  gilder,  Theatre  Alley 

Kent,  William,  rigger,  Charlotte 

Ketterer,  Jacob,  taylor  and  fruiterer,  146  Chatham 

Kevan,  A.  &  W,  boot  and  shoemakers,  310Peaii 

Keyser,  Sarah,  tayloress,  65  Ann 

Kezamore,  WiLiam,  labourer,  Walnut 

Kidney,  Henry,  shoemaker,  25  Thomas 

Kidson,  Joseph,  shoemaker,  309  Water 

Kierstead,  John,  hatter,  104  Chatham 

Kierstead,  John,  junr.  hatter,  104  Chatham 

Kiker,  widow  Elizabeth,  tayloress,  42  Pine 

Kilburn,  York,  painter,  19  Barclay 

Kilsby,  Charles,  hairdresser,  161  Cherry 

Kimball,  Joseph,  painter  and  glazier,  31  Partition. 


MEKCAN4TTLE  DIRECTOR*. 


"Kimball  it  Skaats,  painters,  31  Partition 

Kininiuis,  Hugh,  rigger,  22  Lombard 

Kimnietis,  Hugh,  rigger,  22  Lumber 

Kiiig,  Cornelii  s,  butoher,  Bayard 

King,  Flora,  cake-baker,  56  V-  itiiam 

King,  Gilbert,  shoemaker,  34  Barley 

King,  Hannah, seamstress,  1  Colden,  near  William 

King,  Herman,  baker,  100  Uowery 

King,  Joseph,  tobacconist,  Orchard 

King,  Martha,  tayloress,  4  Courtlandt 

King,  Nathan,  labourer,  18  Provoost 

King,  Newton,  servant,  28  Barclay 

King,  Samuel,  rigger,  77  Cherry 

King,  &  co.  tobacconists,  Church,  rear  of  St.  Paul's 

King,  ,  musician,  331  Broadway 

Kingman,  Hannah,  mantma  maker,  447  Pearl 

Kingston,  John,  labourer,  Bowery 

Kipp,  Charles,  sail  maker,  2  Upper  Barley 

Kip,  Benjamin,  painter  &  glazier,  115  Bowery 

Kip,  Thomas  F.  sail  maker,  24  George 

Kip,  Peter,  tobacconist,  8  Birmingham 

Kip,  Samuel,  sail  maker,  4  Upper  Barley,  loft  Crane  wharf 

Kirkpatrick,  Alexander,  baker,  6  Augustus 

Kline,  John,  rope  maker,  Bowery,  house  Orchard 

Kline,  Leonard,  baker,  35  Bowery 

Klopier,  Frederick  A.  taylor,  316  Water 

Knapp,  Abraham,  junr.  shoemaker,  29  Lombard 

Knapp,  Abraham,  shoemaker,  <8  Henry 

Knapp,  Daniel,  milkman,  143  Haruian 

Knapp,  Ebenezer,  shoemaker,  Birmingham 

Knapp,  Elijah,  junr.  rope  maker,  Fourth 

Knapp,  Lli,  shoemaker,  208  Greenwich 

Knapp,  Israel,  shoemaker,  Sixth 

Knapp,  Lockwood,  shoemaker,  upper  end  Sixth 

Knapp,  Oliver,  saddler,  92  Anthony 

Knott,  John,  shoemaker,  61  Cedar 

Knowling,  Martin,  gardener,  63  Henry 

Knox,  John,  labourer,  96  Anthony 

Kohler,  Charles,  baker,  12  Uowery 

VIII. — tikip-Mustcrs,  Mariners,  and  Itoulmeii. 
Kelly,  Robert,  mariner,  31  Catharine 
Kellow,  Joseph,  mariner,  11  Division 
Kennedy,  James,  ship-master,  67  Harman 
Kent,  William,  mariner,  390  Bedlow 
Kermidt,  Henry, ship-master,  84  dreenwich 
King,  William,  mariner,  58  lied  low 
King,  Wil.iam,  ship-u. aster,  47  Nassau 
Kipp,  James,  mariner,  1  Bauckcr 
Knapp,  Joshua,  mariner,  121,  ftinbard 

IX. —  \l  i-cellaneous. 
Kane,  Charles,  105  Greenwich      '  * 
Karue,  widow  Sabina,  fiJ5  William 
Karuey,  widow  Margaret,  61  Division 


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Kaylor,  Widow,  Orange 

Keating,  John,  44  Ferry 

Kearney,  widow,  .51  Warren 

Kctk-r,  Isaac,  5  Rutgcr 

Keeler,  Nathan,  Rivin^ton,  corni  r  of  Third 

Keeling,  widow  Catharine,  138  Front 

Keese,  John  D.  25  Pearl 

Kceth,  widow  Mary,  Jefferson 

Kemble,  Robert,  Broadway 

Kcnah,  Robert,  Division,  corner  of  Essex 

Kennedy,  widow  C.  C.  rear  of  3  William 

Kenny,  widow  Mary,  13  George 

Kent,  widow,  Pump 

Kerley,  Archibald,  37  Cherry 

Ketchutn,  Hannah,  40  Beaver 

Ketchum,  widow  Sarah,  bj  iiarmau  < 

Keyser,  John,  First 

Kimble,  Charles,  9  Harman 

Kimmins,  widow  Margaret,  "73  Henry 

Kiersted,  James,  63  Bailey 

King,  widow  -Lydta,  24  Batavia-lane 

King,  Thomas,  20  Grt-enwieb. 

King,  Mrs.  19  Bailey 

Kingsland,  Ann,  44  Barclay 

Kingsland,  widow,  416  Pearl 

Kip,  Ann,  154  Broadway 

Kip,  widow  Jane,  40  Lumber 

Kip,  widow  Judith,  6  Ferry 

Kip,  Leonard,  179  Washington 

Kirby,  Peter,  13  Fair 

Kniffer,  Mrs.  22  Anthony 

Knowiton,  widow  Isabella,  15  Fair 

Knox,  Ann,  2  Temple 

Knox,  George,  31  Warren 

Kraushur,  Philip,  Hester 

Kyses,  John,  First 

X.— Cartmcn. 

Kanin,  James,  94  Read 

Koehler,  Lewis,  Rivington,  corner  of  Third 

Kellenger,  Morris,  cartman  and  groctr,  69  Division 

Kellet,  Harison,  6  Pump 

Kellj',  Enoch,  58  Anthony 

Kelly,  James,  95  Division 

Keily,  Joseph,  322  Broadway 

Kelly,  William,  37  Second 

Kemp,  William,  Brannon,  corner  of  Hudsoa 

Kenuard,  Albert,  20  First 

Keyes,  Charles,  Suffolk 

Kine,  Derby,  Mott 

King,  George,  24  Roosevelt 

Kitchen,  John,  110  Division 

Knapp,  Benjamin,  Orange 

Knifleii,  Lewis,  59  Henry 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


26ff 


L. 

I.— Learned  Professions  and  Public  Officers. 

Laight,  Edward  W.  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law,  and  notary  pubTic 
[oflice,  16  Nassau,  corner  of  Orchard  and  Rivington 
Langdon,  Benjamin,  teacher,  Upper  Barley 
Latham,  Stanten,  teacher,  10  Garden 
Latham,  Andrew,  inspector  of  lumber,  3  Chesnut 
Lawrence,  Nicholas,  captain  of  the  city-watch,  1st  district,  1  Broad 
Lawrence,  John,  Esq.  66  Greenwich 
Lawrence,  Jonathan,  warden  of  the  port,  69  Broad 
Lawrence,  Samuel,  attorney  at  law,  425  Pearl 
Lawrence,  Silas,  measurer  of  grain,  4  Peck-slip 
Lead),  Caleb,  superintend,  of  Manh.  w  ater- works,  21  Upper  Chamber 
Leach,  widow  Elizabeth,  teacher,  Mott 
Lea}  craft,  William,  revenue-officer,  109  Liberty 
Ledyard,  Benjamin,  notary-public,  54  Wall 
Lee,  Michael,  physician  and  druggist,  First,  corner  Dslancey 
Lee,  Robert  P.  attorney  and  counsellor,  406  Pearl 
Legarde,  Doctor,  Pump 
Legget,  Joseph  R.  teacher,  Elizabeth 

Leill,  William,  teacher,  Grand,  corner  Fifth  [78  Barclay 

Lenniogton,  Isaiah,  attorney  at  law  &  notary-public,  225  Water,  and 

Lent,  James  W.  inspector  of  pearl  and  pot-ash,  21  Pearl 

Leonard,  Bamum,  teacher,  28  Frankfort 

Leonard,  Thomas,  inspector  of  customs,  38  Beaver 

Lesbeaupin,  Doctor,  to  Fraivkfort 

Leughtheuser,  Henry,  german  teacher,  204  William 

Leveridge,  John,  marshal,  107  Harman 

Lewis,  B.  attorney  at  law,  51  Beaver 

Lewis,  Zacharias,  editor  of  Commercial  Advertiser,  51  Broad 
Lezell,  William  D.  teacher,  Grand,  corner  of  Orchard,  andacademy, 

[Bancker 

Liddle,  James,  accountant,  34  Augustus 
Linn,  Rev.  William,  D.  D.  corner  Fair  and  Nassau 
Livingston,  Brockholit,  district  judge,  37  Broadway 
Livingston,  Rev.  John  il.  S.  T.  P.  Broadway,  above  U.  Furnace 
Livingston,  John  M.  captain  U.  S.  army,  54  Read 
Livingston,  Maturin,  recorder  of  (he  city,  &c.  45  Liberty 
Livingston,  M.  Teacher,  25  Barclay 
Livingston,  Schuyle;,  attorney  at  law,  295  Greenwich 
Lloyd,  Samuel,  accountant,  Bullock 
Londongi<en,  Charles,  chymist,  VI  Birmingham 
Loomis,  Thomas  T.  teacher,  Bedlow 
Lopez,  Moses,  accountant,  47  Chamber 
Lopez,  Mat  hew,  accountant,  55  Chatham 
Lord,  Daniel,'  physician  and  druggist,  77  Walar 

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Lord,  Silas,  physician  and  druggist,  64  Vesey 

Lo>;,  Charles,  city-surveyor,  Hudson,  cor.»er  Hetty 

Lolt,  Andrew,  conveyancer,  67  Warren 

Low,  John  cashier  ot  Jersey  Bank,  16  Wall 

Lozier,  Abraham,  physician  and  druggist,  4-5  Church 

Lozier,  Ga  r  t,  physician  and  druggist,  161  Gieenwich 

Ludlsw,  Gabriel  V.  at  tor.  &  counsellor  at  law,  Ouane,  office  €2  Wal 

Ludlow,  Gabriel  V.  &  Geo.  attornies  &  counsellors  at  law,  62  Wall 

Ludlow,  George,  attorney  at  law,  7  State 

Ludlow,  John  C.  attorney  at  law,  18  Wall 

Ludlum,  Mrs.  teacher,  Elm 

LutTborrow,  Isaac,  teacher,  Harman 

Lugarde,  Doctor,  159  Chatham 

Lupton,  William,  attorney  at  law,  305  Greenwich 

Lupton  &  Herring,  attornies  and  counsellors  at  law,  35  Wall 

Lyell,  Rev.  Thomas,  69  Gold 

Lyon,  David  S.  deputy  naval-officer,  36  Broad 

Lyon,  James,  measurer,  3  Lombard 

I  yons,  James,  teacher,  40  Barley 

Lyons,  Samuel,  attorney  at  law, 

II. — Merchants,  Dry  Good  and  Book  Stores,  and  Store  keeper t 
in  general. 

Labour  and  Co.  merchants,  142  Water 
Laforgue,  Martial  and  Co.  merchants,  100  William 
Lafler,  John,  meichant-taylor,  65  Barclay 
Lagareen,  Charles,  merchant,  Duane 

Laight,  William,  hardware-store,  243  Pearl,  house  1 1  Robinson 

Lansing,  Jacob  J.  merchant,  40  Broad 

La  Place,  John,  merchant,  4  Magazine 

JLasher,  Col.  John,  merchant,  46  Beekman 

Lathorpe  and  Sexton,  dry-good  store,  191  Broadway 

Latting,  Jacob,  merchant,  120  Front 

I^averty,  Henry,  dry-good  store,  454  Pearl 

Lawrence,  W.  L.  druggist,  218  Water 

Lawrence  and  Co.  Abraham,  merchants,  210  Pearl 

Laurence,  John  B.  druggist,  336  Pearl 

Lawrence  &  Co.  Isaac,  druggists,  208  Pearl,  house  40  Courtlandt 

Lawrence.  Nathaniel,  merchant,  140. Pearl,  house  Bowery-road 

Lawrence,  Richard  R.  merchant,  25 1  Pearl 

Lawrence,  Samuel  A.  merchant,  9fi  Greenwich 

Lawrence  and  Whitney,  merchants,  85  South 

Lawrence  and  Keese,  druggists,  199  Pearl 

Lawrence,  A.  H.  merchant,  23  Robinson 

Lawrence,  Thomas,  merchant,  83  Cherry 

Lawrence  and  Van  Zandt,  merchants,  50  Pine 

Lawrence,  Van  Sinderen  and  Co.  merchants,  215  Pearl 


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Lawson,  William,  earthen-ware  and  grocery-store,  242  Greenwich 

Leary,  Daniel,  inei  chant-lay  lor,  188  Front 

Leavenworth,  £lisha,  merchant,  83  South,  house  30  Greenwich 

Ledyard,  Peter  R  merchant,  190  Pearl  . 

Ledyard  and  Wheat,  merchants,  190  Pearl 

I-enVrts,  LelFert,  merchant,  205  Front 

Leflingwell  and  Dudley,  merchants,  182  Water 

Leflingwell,  William,  merchant,  18  Wall 

Lcggett,  Lbenozer,  dry-good  store,  113  Chatham 

Lcggetlaud  Sons,  Thomas,  merchants,  307  Pearl 

Leggett  and  Willis,  iron-mongers,  259  Pearl 

Lenox,  Robert,  merchant,  C8  Pine,  house  137  Pearl 

Lenox  and  Maitland,  merchants,  29  Greenwich 

Leonard,  Francis,  millenary  store, 

Leon,  Moses,  dry-good  store,  12  Bowery 

Leroy  and  Son,  Jacob,  merchants,  81  Liberty 

Leroy,  Harman,  merchant,  66  Broadway 

Leroy,  Bayard  and  M'Evers,  merchants,  Washington,  near  Carlisle 

Leroy,  Robert,  merchant,  138  Greenwich 

Lester  and  Co.  Benjamin,  china  and  glass  store,  8  New-slip 

Levi,  Aaron,  merchant,  112  Greenwich 

Levi,  jun.  Jacob,  merchant,  13  Pearl 

Levi,  Israel,  salesman,  214  Greenwich 

Lewis  and  Co.  J.  F.  merchants,  87  Maiden-lane 

Lewis,  Francis,  merchant,  15  Robinson 

Lewis,  Jacob,  merchant,  "9  Greenwich 

Lewis  and  Lawrence,  stock  and  commission-brokers,  40  Wall 

Lispenard  and  Hart,  commission-merchants,  12  Broad 

Little  and  Co.  Jonathan,  merchant*,  165  Water,  house  15  John 

Livingston  and  Moulton,  merchants,  53  Greenwich 

Livingston,  John  R.  merchant,  65  Broadway 

Lloyd  and  England,  merchants',  29  Front 

Lloyd,  Paul  B.  cloalhing  &  dry-gocd  store,  10  Coenties-slip,  and  C5 
Lloyd,  Joseph  B.  merchant,  22  Moore  [Water 
Logan,  David,  merchant-taylor  and  salesman,  101  Cherry 
L«ines,  James,  china-store,  6  Cherry 

Loines,  James  and  Richard,  china  and  earthen-ware  store,  295  Pearl 
Longchamp,  AgnetiiH,  merchant,  73  Front 

Long  worth,  David,  bookseller  and  putting  Directory  maker,  Shak- 

spearc  gallery,  Paik 
Loomis,  Lcbbtus,  merchant,  45  William 
Loring,  Israel,  merchant,  Third 
Lorton,  Israel,  merchant,  45  Greenwich 
Lovell  and  Co.  '1  homas,  merchants,  176  Broadway 
Lovett,  William,  merchant,  395  Pearl 
Low,  Nicholas,  merchant,  24  Broadway 
Ijow,  John,  bookseller,  &c.  33  Chatham 
Low  and  Wallace,  merchants,  24  Broadway 


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Lucct  and  Co.  Eugene,  merchants,  o.Ticc,  Duane 
Ludlow,  Carer,  merchant,  7  State 
-Ludlow,  Charles,  merchant,  18  Waif 
Ludlow  and  Co.  Daniel,  merchants,  58  Broadway 
Ludlow,  Gulian,  merchant,  13  Whitehall 
Ludlow,  Peter,  merchant,  212  Pearl 
Ludlow,  Thomas,  merchant,  58  Broadway 
Ludlow,  William  VV.  merchant,  42  Pine 
Ludlum,  Stephen,  dry-good  store,  132  Chatham 
Ludlum  and  Johnson,  merchants,  27  Coentics-6lip 
Lyde,  Edward,  merchant.  292  Broadway 
Lyde,  Rogers  and  Co.  merchants-,  229  fVarl 

Lydig,  David,  flour-merchant,  235  Front,  corner  Peck-slip,  house, 
Ljlbum.  Robert,  merchant,  8  Garden  [55  Beckman 

Lynch,  Dominick,  merchant,  35  Broadway  .  i 

ML — Grocers,  Taxerm,  Inns,  Poricr-Hoiiscs,  Hotels,  Boarding- 
Houses,  Brewers,  and  Distillers. 
I.abawar,  Martin,  grocer,  251  Broadway,  corner  of  Murray 
J-ama'is,  John,  fruit-store,  87  Murray 
.Lamatti,  Joseph,  fruit-store,  150  Chatham 
Idling,  Edgar,  grocer,  Hudson,  corner  of  Provoost 
Laing,  Peter,  grocer,  279  Water 
I-aing,  James,  grocer,  55  Liberty 
J-aini,  John  A.  boarding-house  and  tavern,  79  Pea:l 
Lanckenau,  Alexander,  grocer,  60  Murray 
Lane,  Simeon,  grocer,  Orange,  comer  of  Cross 
Lingdon, John,  boarding-house,  89  Pair 
Langley,  James,  grocer,  47  Chatham 
J-assier,  widow,  boarding-house,  151  Front 
J.atham,  Stephen,  grocer,  45  Cherry 
Lawrence,  Gilbert,  grocer,  Hester,  corner  of  Sixth 
I-awrence,  Daniel,  grocer,  64  Gold  and  244  Front 
Lawson,  Henry,  grocer,  93  Greenwich 

La wrancc  and  Rich,  grocers,  183  Front  't't(t.T 

Leabeck,  John  B.  porter-house,  231  William 

Leach,  Sarah,  boarding-house,  Bedlow 

Leany,  Thomas,  grocer,  96  Front 

Ledwith,  Oliver,  grocer,  23  East  George 

Lemas^ena,  Patrick,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer,  55  Chatham 

Leill,  William,  grocer,  Grand,  corner  of  Fifth 

Leonard,  John,  grocer,  29  Harman 

JLescure,  Hyacinth,  boardins-house,  89  Pearl 

Lester,  George,  grocer,  34  Harman 

Letts,  Phoebe,  tavern  and  boarding-house.  24  East  George 

Letson,  Christian  N.  grocer,  4  New-slip  . 

Lewis,  Concklin,  grocer,  27  Vesey 

Lewis,  Evan,  grocer,  1  Catharine,  corner  of  Division 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY, 


Lewis,  Erasmus,  grocer,  48  Barley 

Lewis,  John  P.  grocer,  66  Water 

Lewis,  John,  grocer,  80  John 

Lewis,  Thomas,  grocer,  121  Division 

J^ewis,  widow  Martha,  grocer,  53  Read 

Lewis,  widow,  boarding-house,  1  Beekman 

Lewis,  William,  tavern,  Greenwich,  near  State-Prison 

L'Hommedieu,  Silvester,  grocer,  29  Peck-slip 

Liger,  G  grocer,  60  Bowery 

Linch,  John,  boarding-house,  Mott 

Linehan,  Dennis,  grocer,  56  East  George 

Linkleter,  James,  grocer,  89  Front 

Lintz,  Frederick,  grocer,  19  Ann 

Little,  Michael,  tavern,  Mechanic-Hall,  Broadway 

Lloyd,  Richard,  boarding-house,  30  Vesey 

Lockman,  Samuel,  grocer  and  dry-good  store,  116  Broad 

Loring,  Mrs.  boarding-house,  13  Broadway 

Lott,  Gabriel,  grocer,  Hester,  corner  of  Fourth 

Lott,  Wiiliam,  grocer,  Orange 

Lovelt,  John,  City-Hotel,  Broadway 

Low,  Lewis,  grocer,  Rutger  corner  of  Bedlow 

Low,  William,  sailors'  boarding-house,  3  Division 

Low,  William,  tavern,  97  Lombard 

Lowerre,  Phoebe,  grocer,  54  Beaver 

Lownd%  Thomas,  grocer,  153  Greenwich 

Ludlam,  Elizabeth,  grocer,  Hudson,  corner  of  Provoost 

Ludlam,  Jacob,  boarding-house  and  tavern,  4  South 

Ludlam,  William,  grocer,  131  Greenwich 

Ludlow  and  Co.  Jacob  B.  wholesale  grocers,  188  Washingtoo 

Luif,  Matthias,  grocer,  5  Catharine,  corner  of  Harman 

Luff,  Vanlentine,  grocer,  Grand,  corner  of  Second 

Lunny,  Edward,  grocer,  Broadway,  corner  of  Barley 

Lynch,  Andrew,  grocer,  9  Fletcher 

Lynch,  J.  American  Hotel,  156  Greenwich 

Lyon,  Elijah,  grocer,  Cherry,  near  Rjitger 

Lyons,  James,  grocer  and  porter-vaults,  3  Chatham 

Lyons,  Joseph,  grocer,  27 1  Greenwich 

IV. — House-C/irpenters,  Joiners,  Cabinet-makers,  Sh'p-urighis,  Boat 
builders,  Block  Pump-viakcrs,  and  Mechanics  who  uork  prirr 
cipally  in  iVood. 

Labrey,  Joseph,  cooper,  347  Broadway 
Labuzan,  Charles,  boat-builder,  Third 
Lumb,  John,  h.  carpenter,  45  Read 
Lane,  Robert,  h.  carpenter,  54  Anthony 
Lane,  '1  hoinas,  h.  carpei.ter,  Mott 
L-mg,  John,  h.  carpenter,  N.  Moore 
Latham,  David,  ship-wright,  5  Charlotte 


270 


Jones's  new-yokk 


Law,  Alexander,  whcel-wright,  13  Read 
Lawrence,  Benjamin,  h.  carpenler,  38  Anthony 
Lawrence,  Daniel,  ihip-wrigbt,  89  Hannan 
Lawrence,  Nathaniel,  ship-wrigbt,  Bed  low 
Lawrence,  Richard  P.  coach- maker,  33  Rose 
Lawrence,  Wi.iiam,  cooper,  32  Fletcher 
Lawson,  John,  h.  carpenter,  355  Pear) 
Lazardoe,  Isaac,  cabinet-maker,  44  Read 
Lee,  John,  h.  carpenter,  55  Church 
Leeds,  Christopher,  ship-wright,  Greenwich 
Legear,  John,  coop.r,  68  Nassau 
Legget,  Gabriel,  h.  carpenter,  40  Warren 
Leigh,  Isaiah,  Windsor  chair-maker,  40  Warren 
Lcmaire,  John,  carverand  gilder,  40  Barclay 


Leonard,  Jacob,  ship-wright,  66  James 
Lewis,  David,  h.  carpenter,  Henry 
Lewis,  Israel,  builder,  99  Hudson 
Lewis,  John,  h.  carpenter,  14  Upper  Chamber 
Linnen,  John,  cooper,  rear  of  lf>9  Front- 
Little,  Henry,  h.  carpenter,  fc?  Anibony 
Ijockey,  Pete.-,  si  i  j-wright,  124  Herman 
Lockman,  Richard,  cooper,  68  Ilarman 
Lockwood,  Phincas,  h.  carpenter,  8  \  James 
Logan,  Adam,  h.  carpenter,  36 1  Greenwich 
Lowridsbury,  Henry,  h.  carpenter,  I  ist 
Lord,  Alexander,  wheelwright,  15  Read 
Lord,  George,  h.  carpenter,'  Bov.eiy 
Lord,  William,  h.  carpenter,  Bowery 
Lorton,  Lewis,  h.  carpenter,  7  Chapel 
Lovett,  James,  ship-wright,  34  Bowery 
Loughborough,  TponMB,  h.  carpenter,  221  William . 
Lowerre,  Richard  G  cooper,  Provoost 
Lownsbury,  Stepheii,  h.  carpenter,  Hudson 
Lundy,  John,  ship-v. right,  83  IIa;rnan 
Luther,  Thomas,  ship-wright,  Bedlow 
3^>ell,  Fenuick,  cabmtt-makcr;  51  Beaver 
Lvndeman,  Joi.n,  cooper,  First 
Lyon,  Henry,  upholsteier,  140  Broadway 
Lyon,  James,  h.  carpenter,  Es^ex 
Lyon.  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  439  Greenwich 

V. — Matons,  Bricklaytrs,  Pluistcrers  and  Stone  Cultzi 

Labagh,  Abraham,  stone  cutter,  6  Tpper  Read 
Lackey, John,  bricklayer,  3 17  Broa'uway 
Laune,  Stephen  H  bricklayer,  21  R^ad 
Leach,  Charles,  biicJi!aycr;"$i  Chai'o'.te 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Lee,  Edward,  mason  Hesler 
Letsom,  William,  mason,  72  Chapel 
Lippincot,  John,  mason,  16  Mulberry 
Littie,  Isaac,  mason,  Duanc 
Little,  Joseph,  mason,  Bayard 
Loerback,  John,  stonecutter,  2  Lumber 
1jo\  e,  Jacob,  mason,  First 
ljove,  Patrick,  mason,  7  Catharine  Lane 
Lozier,  Nicholas,  mason,  7  Leonard 
.Lozier,  Peter,  mason,  Leonard 
Ludlow,  Cornelius  mason,  9  Magazine 
Ludlow,  Ebenezcr,  mason,  101  Chamber 
Ludlow,  John,  mason,  27  Bancker 

Ludlow,  Lewis,  mason,  3 1 ,  corner  of  Chapel  and  Anthony 
Lyall,  James,  stone  cutler,  4  6  Barley 

VI. — Smit'is  of  every  description,  including  those  tcho  work  in  the 
Precious  Metals,  Jewels,  §c.  and  Watchmakers. 

Labhai  t,  John  W  watch  and  clock  maker,  397  Pearl 
Lashing,  Peter,  goldsmith,  &c.  61  Ciiamber 
Lawrar.ee,  Peter,  blacksmith,  90  Read 

Lee,  V  illiam,  gunsmith,  First  > 

Legget,  Abraham,  blacksmith,  Cherry,  near  Youles  Furnace^ 

L.'wis,  Tunis,  silversmith,  43  Lower  Robinson 

LSancourt,  Stephen, jeweller,  237  Broadway. 

L;nch,  Peter,  goldsmith,  38  Vesey 

Logan,  Adam,  watch  maker,  .121  Cherry 

Lonsing,  John,  tinman,  76  Murray 

L'm^hlan,  John,  brass  founder  1 17  Lombard 

Lucelt  James,-goklsinith,  15  Barclay 

Lyon,  Joseph,  blacksmith,  Cherry,  near  Youk's  Furnace 

V U.— Mechanics,  Trades,  and  Callings,  not  before  enumemtti. 

Lacker  Robert,  Laker,  Orange 

La  Compte  Bruno,  umbrella  maker,  2S6  Pearl 

L  u v.rriere/C.  &  co.  paper  mechanist,  90  Warren 

Lacy,  Jacob,  brickmaker,  30  Ki-i.ry, 

I^affert,  Joseph,  sail  maker,  223  \\  illiam 

Lanckenau,  Richard,  sugar  refiner,  First, 

Like,  William,  shoemaker, 36  Beaver 

I  .a  1 1  let  Mons.  dancing  masted,  9 1  Anthony 

fiambert,  I'luiip,  gardener,  liullock 

Lane,  Widow  Hester,  seamstress,  3  Magazine 

Lane,  Daniel,  tobacconist,  73  Read 

Lmc,  Manui,  laborer, ST  Anthony 

Lang,  John,  printer,  116  Pearl 

liJfig  and  'i  urner,  printers  of  New-York  C«  a:tte,  &c  1 16  P«arl . 


272 


JOSr.s's  NEVT-TORJC 


Langdon,  Thomas,  boot  and*  shoemaker,  200  Water 

Langley  Edward,  tobacconist,  263  Water 

Lanlord,  Henry,  laborer,  Second 

Lam,  Peter,  shoemaker,  69  James 

Lamet,  L  portrait  painter  and  engraver,  128  William 

Lamb,  John,  laborer,  second 

Lambert,  John,  shoemaker,  34  Vesey 

Lannieur,  Stanislaus,  conlectioner,  100  Broadway 

Lasher,  John,  sawyer,  White 

Lasher,  Margaret,  seamstress,  8  Magazine 

Lathrop,  Joseph,  sail  maker,  15  Crane  wharf,  house  225  William 

Latour,  Francis,  taylor,  Second 

Latour,  Anthony,  Intelligence  Office,  9  Chatham 

Law,  Da\id,  jun.  shoemaker,  65  Nassau 

Lawrance,  Andrew,  sawyer,  4  Chapel 

Lawrance,  Benjamin,  laborer,  Essex 

Lawrence,  Israel,  laborer,  Harman 

Lawrance,  William,  weaver,  1  hird 

Lawson,  Peter,  sawyer  Beach 

Layman,  John,  baker,  Provost 

L^ach,  Adam,  ropemaker,  2C  First 

Leach,  James,  painter,  Mott 

Lear,  John,  hair  dresser  and  dentist,  2"  1  Greenwich 

Leawortliy,  James,  brush  maker,  236  Water 

Lee,  Charles,  taylor,  32  Vesey 

Lee,  Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker,  120  Broadway 

Lee  George,  shoemaker,  342  Greenwich 

Lee,  John,  tallow  chandler,  8  Read 

Lee,  Peter,  Stevadore,  23  Lombard 

Leliford  Jacob,  laborer,  Mott 

Leninions,  Barbara,  huckster,  Elizabeth 

Lenox,  David,  superintendant  of  lumber  yard,  5  Pell 

Lent,  Abraham,  lamplighter,  45  Read 

Lentz,  Lewis,  taylor,  21  George 

Lenthen,  Elisha,  rigger,  16  Batavia-Lane 

Linton,  Robert,  sawyer,  Laight 

Leonard,  Elias,  music.an,  52Cheapside 

Leonard,  Jacob,  hair  dres>cr,  37  Murray 

Leonard,  Ephraiin,  shoemaker,  251  Greenwich 

Leonard,  Francis,  hairdresser,  3  Pick-slip 

Le  Roy,  Francis,  toyman,  94  Catharine 

Lesie,  Thomas,  rigger.  Harman, 

Levi  David,  laborer,  Moll 

Levi  ^imon,  chocolate  maker,  First 

Lewis,  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  30  Fair 

'Lewis,  Mary,  silk  dyer,  30F«ir 

Lewis,  James,  shoemaker,  44  Bedlow 


1ILRC  ANT1LE  DIRECTORY. 


273 


Lewis,  Mnry,  seamstress,  40  Augustus 

Limbeck,  mnry,  taylor,  First 

Link,  Lewis,  smiffmaker,  Fifth 

Linman,  John,  laborer,  Orange 

Linson,  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  6  Ann 

Livingston,  Daniel,  shoemaker,  42  Read 

Littlewood,  William,  hair  dresser,  8  Peck-slip 

Lloyd,  Sarah,  seamstress,  13  Upper  Read 

Lloyd,  Mrs.  milliner,  8 1  William 

Lockey,  Peter,  segar  maker,  i  Lombard 

Lockwood,  Carey,  shoemaker,  34  Thomas 

Lockwood,  Enoch,  shoemaker, 91  James 

Lockwood,  James,  shoemaker,  19  Read 

Lockwood,  Sellick,  laborer,  Provoost 

Lockwood,  Stephen,  shoemaker,  23  Thomas 

Lock  wood,  William,  taylor,  Hester 

Locouse,  John,  ccachman,  39  Roo.evelt 

Loman,John,  sugar  jcfiner,  Bayard 

Lomber,  Edward,  hair  dresser,  48  Chesnut 

looker,  Linos,  shoemaker,  57  Anthony 

Lopez,  Is-ac,  livery  stables,  29  Chapel 

Lorillard,  tanner  and  leather  store,  Jacob,  corner  of  Ferry 

Lorillard,  Peter,  tobaccconist,  58  Chatham 

Lorii'ard,  P.  &:  G.  tobacconists,  30  Chatham, 

Love!l,John,  butcher,  Elizabeth 

Lowerre,  James,  packer,  6  Barley 

Lowerre,  John,'  livery  stables,  51  Read 

Ludtam,  Samuel,  p'.aister  of  paris  manufactory,  100  While 

Ludlam,  Steward,  painter  and  glazier,  Elm 

Lucilow,  Aaron,  stevadore,  43  East  George 

Ludlow,  John,  laborer,  29  Lombard 

J,ui'l,  John  N.  baker,  47  Broad 

Luff,  Stephen,  butcher,  Mary 

Luons,  Stephen,  taylor,  Essex 

Lupfon,  John,  coffee  manufacturer,  Harman 

Luskey,  George,  laborer,  Mott 

Lydeback,  Martin,  fruiterer,  Elizabeth 

Lynch,  Francis,  baker,  5  James 

Lynch,  Jol  in,  laborer,  5  Oak 

Lynch,  James,  hair  dresser,  5  Coenties-slip 

Lynch,  Jam-.?,  tea-watcr-man,  Mott 

Lyne,  John,  taylor,  47  Harman 

Lyons,  Charles,  laborer,  Pingries-Alley 

L\on,  David,  shoemaker,  CA  East  George 

L}  on,  Stephen,  taylor,  Essex 

VIM. — Shipmasters,  Mariners,  if  Boatmen. 

Lambert,  William,  mariner,  14  Chesnut  . 


274  jones's  new-touk 

Lane,  Abraham,  mariner,  39  Read 

Lane,  James,  boatman,  Greenwich 

Lansdown,  Ed wwd,  mariner,  16  llarman 

Latham,  Henry,  ship- master,  67  Harman 

Latiman,  John,  Banner,  Augustus 

Lawrance,  John,  ship-master,  90  Lombard 

Lawion,  Abraham,  boatman,  North  Mcune 

Lazzar,  ship  master,  278  Greenwich 

Lebith,  Michael,  manner,  If  Birmingham 

Lee,  Joseph,  mariner,  39  Lombard 

Lee,  Stephen,  ship-master,  317  Pearl 

Leonard,  Jesse,  mariner,  18  Barley 

Lewis,  Francis,  mariner,  Hester 

Lewis  Levi,  ship-master,  307  Washington 

Liddle  Thomas,  ship-master,  157,  Green  wick 

Littlcfield,  Samuel,  ship-master,  39  Warren 

Living,  John,  ship-ma>ter,  25  Oak 

Livingston,  Gilbert,  mariner,  21  Lombard 

L'Hommedieu  Nathaniel,  ship-master,  94  Water 

Lomax,  Francis,  mariner,  Charlotte,  corner  Henry 

Lord,  Ebenezer,  ship-master,  8  Vandcwater 

Love,  John,  miriner,  16  Harman 

Lovett,  Thomas,  marintr,  3  Batavia-lane 

Louis,  Pierre,  mariner,  32  Ann 

Lownds,  William,  ship-master,  216  William 

Lowrins,  Allien,  ship-master,  Broadway,  near  Uniou  Furnace 

Lux,  John  F.  mariner,  Fifth 

Lynch,  Mark,  ship-master,  225  William 

IX. — Miscellaneous. 

Ladrick,  John,  84  Fair 

Laffan,  Margaret,  12  Mulberry 

La  Forest,  Hipolyte,  33  Chatham 

Lafuge.  Madame,  48  Read 

Laidler,  Thomas,  1 1  Catharine-lane 

Lamb,  Alexander,  69  Cherry 

Line,  widow  Esther,  3  Magazine 

Langrall,  widow  Margaret,  33  Roosevelt 

Latham,  Mrs.  50  Barclay 

Latham,  widow  Catharine,  45  Oak 

Latham,  Mrs. 34  Whitehall. 

Li'touiette,  Mary,  Bayard 

Lavard,  Madame,  59  Pearl 

L  -V' -i  ty,  William,  Pump 

Larzelier,  widow,  8  Warren 

Laure,  Lewis,  Second 

Laumereaux,  widow  Charity,  Charlotte 

Lawier,  Ellen,  39  Chatham  .  • 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Lawrence,  John,  82  Murray 
Lawrence,  widow  Joanna,  11  Church 
Lawrence,  Mary,  80  John 
Lawrence,  widow,  42  Gold 

Lawrence,  widow  Ann,  Pearl,  opposite  the  Friends'  Meeting-house 

Leader,  widow  Amelia,  Stanton 

Leak,  John  G.  SI  Chatham 

Ledyard,  Elizabeth.  23  Fair 

Lee,  Elizabeth,  39  Lower  Robinson 

Lee,  w  idow  Elizabeth,  27  Orange 

Lee,  sen.  Richard,  Second 

Lefor,  Esther,  10  Barclay 

L'-'ggc-t,  widow,  Norfolk 

Lemrriens,  John,  7  L  Division 

Lent,  Miss,  56  Beekman 

Leonard,  Elizabeth,  29  Barley 

Leonard,  James,  13  George 

Leonard,  Widow  Sarah,  38  Chapel 

Leonard,  William,  64  Bowery 

Le  Roux,  Charles,  56  Wall 

Lester,  Widow,  97  Chamber 

Lewis,  Widow,  Fisher 

Lincoln,  Widow,  S9  Fair 

Lloyd  Wid  nv  Charlotte,  48  Chapel 

Loan,  Elizabeth,  87  Church 

Locust,  Widow,  Dorcas,  First 

Lott,  Widow,  Gertrude,  136  Greenwich 

Lovell,  Widow,  70  Bowery 

L'jwe,  Widow  Mary,  First 

Lownds,  John,  216  William 

Lowerre,  Widow  Jane,  23  Division 

Lowerre,  Rachel,  24  Henry 

Luff",  Catharine,  8 1  Broadway 

Ludlam,  Ephraim,  42,  Oak 

Lundley,  Eleanor,  336  Greenwich 

Lutterman,  Widow,  nurse,  Stuyvesant 

Lynch,  Mrs.  Mary,  45  Whitehall 

X. — Cartmen. 

Lambertson,  David,  Crosby 
L  imbertson,  John,  Crosby 
L.anpson,  John,  Pump 
Lathorpe,  Caleb,  1 1  Catharine  Lane 
Lawrance  Aaron,  Elizabeth 
Lawrance,  Augustus,  Church 
Lawrance,  Joseph,  Elizabeth 
Lawrance,  Keen,  Mott 


jones's  new-yorK" 


Lawrence,  William,  46,  Chapel 
Liyton,  Alexander,  121  Uowerjr 
LeJdy.John,  27  Bridge, 
Lent,  Abraham,  Brannon 
L-nt,  Isaac,  Elizabeth 
Lent,  Jacob,  North  Moote 
Lewis,  David,  45  Mulberry 
Lewis,  Henry,  .>41  Pearl 
Loe,  Alexander,  2!)  Augustus 
Loneyne,  A  polios,  Elizabeth 
Long,  Frederick,  b..yard 
Lownsbury,  Jonathan,  Mulberry 
Lucy,  William,  69  Read 
Lualam,  Joseph,  Anthony 
Luther,  Henry,  Second 
Ljoii,  Jonathan,  Fisher 

I. — Learned  Profemont,  and  Public  OJiccrs. 
M'Carty,  James,  teacher,  Mjloerry 
M'Donald,  Alexander  L.  counsellor  at  law,  62Wil!iani 
M'Donald,  Alexander,  convejancer,  15  Thomas 
M'Donald^Walter,  teacher,  15  Harman 
M'Fall,  John,  clerk  of  State  Prison,  Greenwich 

M'Gregor,  John,  teacher,  7  Pine  •'  wAal 

M'lntosh,  William,  M.  D.  154  William 
M'Kay,  Kneas,  Teacher,  15  Pump 

M'Kesson,  John,  clerk  of  oyer  and  terminer,  and  counsellor  at  law  ?4i 

Broadway 

M'Kinlay,  Widow  Mary,  teacher,  94  Read 
M'Kinnon,  John,  attorney  at  law,  75  Fair 
M'Knight,  Rev.  John  D.  D.  41  Fair      «■<  i 
M  Leod,  Donald,  accountant,  White 
M'Leod,  Rev.  Alexander,  Vestry 

M'Laughlin,  collector  for  Manhattan  Wnter  Office,  31  Provost 
M'Lean,  Hugh,  M.  D.  Nassau,  c  <rnerof  Beekman 
Al'Lean,  John,  commissary  of  Military  Stores,  31  Oiiver 
M'Leod,  Roderic,  accountant,  \  2  Roosevelt, 
Malcolm,  Samuel,  attorney  at  law,  &c.  62  Wall 
Malcolm,  Samuel  B.  attorney  at  law,  Pearl 
Maitland,  James,  2d  teller  in  New- York  Bank 
Mangin,  Joseph  F.  city  surveyor,  301  Greenwich 
Manhattan  Water  Office,  20  Upper  Chamber 
Manhattan  Bank,  43  Wall 

Manlej r,  James  R.  physician  and  drug5:st,  1 66  Water 

Manning,  Abraham,  constable,  5th  ward,  48  Barclay 

Marling,  Daniel,  teacher,  Third 

Marie,  Mrs.  teacher,  30  Fair 

Marine  Insurance  Company's  01ice,45  Wall 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Marine  Hospital,  Staten-Island 
Marshal,  Jeremiah,  inspector  of  lumber,  32  Beekman 
Martin,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  seminary  for  young  ladies,  Broadway 
Martin,  Sarah,  teacher,  8G  Chapel 

Mason,  Kev.  John,  D.  D.  9  Pine  , 

Masterton,  Henry,  counsellor  and  notary-public,  4SBeekmaa 

Matson,  Smith,  physician,  21  Oliver 

Mayor's  Office,  City-Hall,  \Vall 

Mead,  Nathaniel,  teacher,  Greenwich 

Meeks,  Joseph,  measurer  of  salt,  7  Water 

Merchants'  Bank,  25  Wall 

Miller,  Edward,  M.  D.  31  Chatham 

Miller,  John,  teller  in  the  Branch  Bank,  4  *"sey 

Miller,  Kev.  Samuel,  D.  D.  116  Liberty  [151  Broadway 

Miller,  Sylvanus,  counsellor  at  law  and  sum      »,  office  1  Wall,  house 

Miller,  William,  custom-house  measurer,  2  eyster 

Miller  and  V  an  Wyck,  attorniesand  coun^        it  law,  1  Wall 

Milligan,  William,  teacher,  362  Broadway 

Mills,  Charles,  accountant,  186  William 

Mills,  Joshua,  inspector  of  lumber,  30  Cheapside 

Minshul,  John,  dramatic  writer,  54  Bead 

Minthorne,  Mangle,  alderman  of  the  7th  ward,  Bowery 

Mitchill,  Samuel  L.  M.  D.  and  U.  S.  Senator,  2"  Rutger  near  Cherry 

Mitchili,  John,  custom -house  officer,  115  Harman  - 

M orison,  Hannah,  teacher,  Bowery 

Montagnie,  John,  inspector  of  beef  and  pork,  Greenwich 

Montgomery,  Htigh,  collector,  22  Ferry 

Montgomery;  Samuel,  constable,  11  Cliff 

Moore,  ."Samuel,  teacher,  55  Roosevelt 

Moore,  Joseph,  teacher,  25  James 

Moore,  Thomas  W.  agent  for  the  British  packets,  132  Greenwich 

Moore,  William,  M.  D.  21  Nassau 

Moore,  Bight  Rev.  Bishop,  16  Vesey 

Morrel,  Llisha,  attorney  at  law,  302  Pearl 

Morrel,  John,  accountant,  34  Frankfort 

Morrel,  Rev.  Thomas,  3?  John 

Morris,  Andrew,  assistant  alderman,  18  Water,  hou3e  Bowery 
Morris,  John  C.  attorney  at  law,  19  Broadway 
Mollis,  Sylvester,  weigh-master,  74  Greenwich 
Morrison,  Joseph,  custom-house  officer,  Ix;oHard 
Mortimer,  Sarah,  teacher,  16  Fayette 

Morton,  Brig.  Gen.  Jacob,  counsellor  at  law,  Greenwich,  office  1  Pine 
Morton,  Washington,  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law,  52  Wall 
Morton,  Andrew,  physician,  5  Magazine 
Mott,  Jacob  S.  measurer,  14  Thames 

Mulligan,  John  W.  counselloi  at  law  &  notary-public,  19  Cedar 
^lulligan,  Win.  C.  attor.  at  law,  225  Greenwich,  house  5 1  L.  Robinron 


278 


JONEs'g  NEWT-YORK 


Munro,  Peter  Jay,  counsellor  at  law,  3d  Broadway 
Museum,  (Savage's)  Greenwich,  corner  of  Dcy 

It — Merchant*,  Dry  Good  and  Bock-Stores,  and  Mvrc-Kceperi 
in  general. 
M'Adam,  John,  merchant,  16  Gold 
il' Bride,  James,  merchant,  101  William 

M'Caltom,  ,  mercliant,  S9  Water 

M 'Carter,  Peter,  merchant,  85  Maiden-lane 
M'Clenciian.-Klizabeth,  earthenware  store,  Garden 
M'Cloud,  Jo!  in,  merchant,  165  William 
M'Collock,  Robert,  merchant,  82  Wat-T 

M' Coomb,  ,  mi  reliant,  43  Broadway 

M'Conib,  John  N.  merchant,  Duane 

M'C'ormick,  Daniel,  merchant,  57  Wall 

M'C'ready,  James,  merchant  ta>lor,  2J7  Water 

M'CulIeu,  Robcit,  merchant,  0  Front 

M'CuHum  and  Torry,  merchants,  31  Beekman 

M'Curdy  and  Warnock,  merchants,  93  William 

If'Dennof,  John,  dry-good  store,  121  Chatham 

M'Dermut,  Robert,  bookseller  and  stationer,  255  Pearl 

M'  Donald,  Dennis,  lumber  merchant,  Cherry 

M' Donald,  Alexander,  dry-good  store,  165  Broadway 

M'Evers,  James,  merchant,  135  Greenwich 

M'Evers, jun.  Charles,  merchant,  "J  Wall 

Jil'Kvers,  C.  &  G.  auctioneers  &  commission  merch.  127  Watrf 

M' Falls  and  Ludlow,  merchants,  177  Pearl 

M'Gill,  Robert,  bookseller  and  stationer,  lis  Fly-market 

M'Farlane,  Henry,  merchant,  78  Libeity 

M'Intyre  and  Bradford,  ship-chandlers,  21  Btrkman-slip 

M'lntyie,  John,  merchant-taylor,  27  I  Greenwich 

M'Kay,  John,  china  and  earthenware  store,  53  Chatham 

M'Kercy,  George,  looking-glass  store,  382  l'earl 

M'Kercy,  John,  looking-glass  store,  332  Pearl 

M'Kie,  John,  timber  nieichant,  351  Greenwich 

M'Kinley,  Peter,  china  and  glass  store,  154  Water 

M'Laren,  Daniel,  dry  good  store,  1 10  Chatham 

M'Lean,  Catharine,  dry  good  store,  187  Greenwich 

M'Lean,  Hugh,  merchant,  206  l'earl 

M'Mennomy,  Robert,  auctioneer,  &c.  120  Water 

M' Mullen,  Alexander,  storekeeper,  *57  Greenwich 

M'Pherson,  Thomas,  merchant  lay  lor,  20  Marinaii 

M 'Quean,  Ann,  hat  store,  25  Maiden-lane 

M'Vkkar  and  Co.  John,  merch.  2  Burling-slip,  house  231  Broadway 
M'Vickar,  Nathan,  merchant,  7  Fair 
Mack,  Daniel,  dry  good  store,  3SS  Pearl 
Mackie,  Peter,  merchant,  61  Water 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Macomb,  Alexander,  merchant,  47  Broadway 

Mahony,  Charles,  merchant  taylor,  232  Water 

Main,  Andrew,  merchant,  31  Murray 

Maitland,  William,  merchant,  29  Greenwich 

Major,  Henry,  merchant,  4-5  Beekman 

Major,  Gillispie  and  Titus,  merchants,  299  Pearl 

Malcolm,  Richard,  merchant,  62  Wall 

Maltbie,  David,  dry  good  store,  412  Pearl 

Manley,  John  and  Robert,  china  and  glass  store,  64  Water 

Manning,  James,  merchant,  23  Coenties-slip 

Manning,  William,  dry  good  store,  97  Chatham 

Mansfield,  Samuel,  merchant,  19  Wall 

Man  waring,  Gurdon,  merchant,  177  Water 

Mapes.Monas,  merchant  taylor,  245  Water 

Margarum,  James  J.  commission  merchant,  14  Upper  Reai 

Marie,  Jean  Baptiste,  merchant,  4  D-ner 

Mark,  Jacob,  merchant,  62  Greenwich 

Mark  and  Sterlitz,  merchants,  205  Pearl 

Marquand,  Isaac,  merchant,  17  1  iir 

Maiquand  and  Paulding,  merchants,  Bmvr.e's  wharf 

Marschalk,  John,  auctioneer,  8rc.  S  Wall 

Marschalk,  Mrs.  dry  good  Sthn-,  106  Bio;.'! way 

Marston,  John,  merchant,  6  i  St  inli,  house  37  Cortlmdt 

Martin,  John  D.  merchant,       Front.  kou^e  Brooklyn 

Marx,  Asher  and  Co.  merchant-.  Wall 

Mason,  John,  merchant,  i7b  Pearl 

Mason,  Isaac  J.  commission  merchant,  C.  \  Chatham 

Mason  and  Judah,  hard  ware  store,  ~oj  and  253  Pearl 

Mason  and  Suedes,  merchants,  17S  Pearl 

Massias,  A.  merchant,  8  State 

Maule,  Thomas,  merchant,  178  Pearl 

Maury,  Fuuntaine,  commission  merchant,  C7  South 

Maannghe,  D.  music  store,  226  Greenwich 

Meier,  Casper  and  H.  H.  merchants  57  Stone 

Mellick,  Balthazar  F.  merchant,  41  Partition 

Mellick  and  Burger,  mwrchants,  3 1  Old-slip 

Mercer  Peter  b.  merchant,  75  Maiden-lane 

Merrill  Ebenczcr,  merchant,  Hudson,  corner  of  Harrison 

Meniit  lames,  flour  merchant,  >17  Bowery 

Merrill  John,  flour  merchant,  Molt 

Merrill  John,  flour  merchant,  82  Bowery 

Merrift  Michael,  merchant,  33  Vandewater 

Met rilt  Nehemiah,  dry  good  store,  401  Pearl,  house45  Vandewaler 

Mesler  Peter  A.  bookseller, &c.  107  Pearl 

Mesier  and  Co.  P.  merchants,  56  Fiont,  liouse  Beaver 

Messcllicr  Lewis,  merchant,  90  Nassau 

Miller,  Andrew  15.  dry  gojd  store,  121  ChaMiam 


280 


Jones's  kew-tork 


Miller  John  B.  merchant,  12  Greenwich 
Miller  Thomas,  lumber  merchant,  52  Dey 
Miller  W  illiam  G.  merchant,  41  Nassau 

Miller  ie  Baker,  lumber  merchants  &  wholesale  grocers,  1 J  6  Warreu 

Miller  &  Smith,  merchants,  .315  Pearl 

Miller,  Sons  &  Miller,  merchant-:,  82  South 

Mills  8c  Stewart,  merchant?,  193  Pearl 

Ming  &  Young,  booksellers  and  printers,  102  Water 

Minturn  Benjamin  G.  merchant,  33.9  Broadway 

Minturn  Daniel,  dry  good  store,  103  Chatham 

Minturn  William,  merchant,  308  Pearl 

Minturn  William  &  J.  merchants",  239  Front 

Minturn  &  Champlin,  merchants,  213  front 

Minugh  Jane,  store  keeper,  71  Ann 

Mitchell  Andrew,  merchant,  177  Peail 

Mitchell  David,  dry  good  store,  4  12  Pearl 

Mitchell  Walter,  merchant,  18  Gold 

Mix  Nathan,  merchant  taylor,  1  Burling-lip 

Montiero  Joaquim,  merchant,  67  Greenwich 

Moon  Rebecca,  dry  good  store,  101  Chatham 

Mooney  &  Seeiy,  dry  good  store,  122  Chatham 

Moore  Benjamin  I.  merchant,  6  City-Hotel 

Moore  Berja.niii  I.  &  Co.  merchants  221  Pearl 

Moore  Daniel,  merchant,  21  Cortlandt 

Moore  John  W.  merchant,  293  Broadway 

Moore  &  Storey,  merchants,  90  Pine 

Moore  S.  V.  D.  merclian',  15  Murray,  store  199  Broad»ay 

Msore  Jeremiah,  merchant,  63  James 

Moran  Edward,  merchant-taylor,  22  William 

Moranee  Peter,  merchant,  46  Greenwich 

Morral,  A  polios,  dry  good  store,  3  Maiden  lane 

Morris,  John,  merchant  taylor,  118  Chatham 

Morris,  John,  merchant,  10  Liberty 

Morris,  Robert,  jun.  merchant,  2  Stone 

Morris,  William,  merchant,  115  Cherry  ' 

Morris  &  Wisner,  merchants,  24  Coentiesslip 

Morris  &  Skinner,  merchants  and  tallow  chandlers,  22  Water 

Morrison  &  Nexon,  dry  good  'tore  95  William 

Morrison,  James,  merchant,  65  Maiden  lane 

Morrisjn,  Peter,  merchant,  I1G  Front 

MiKss &  Brewster,  dry  good  store.  156  Broadway 

Morton,  Thomas,  merchant,  194  Pearl,  house  Greenwich,  near  State 

Morton,  Walter,  merchant,  34  Liberty  [Prison 

Mose>,  Isaac,  &  Sons,  merchants,  63  Wall,  house  86 Greenwich 

Mott,  Benjamin,  flour  merchant,  233  Front,  house  131  Cherry 

Mott,  Jacob,  &  Sen,  merchants,  37  Peck-slip,  house  Corlaer's-I look 

Mott,  William  I.  merchant,  240  Water 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


281 


Motl,  William  &  I.  merchants,  233  Front,  house  240  Water 

Mount  Sexton,  merchant, 5  Magazine,  store  412  Pearl 

Mo  watt  Alexander,  china  store,  23  Cherry 

Mowatt  John,  tlry  good  store,  94  William 

Mowalt  John,  jun.  merchant,  230  Pearl 

Muir  James,  merchant,  197  Water 

Muir  Josiah,  merchant,  12  Coentics-slip 

Mulenberg  Philip  E.  looking-glass  and  dry  good  store, 92  Maiden-lane 
Mulheran  Richard,  dry  good  store,  12  Peck-slip 
Mullough  Jeremiah,  merchant,  86  Nassau 

Mumford  Benjamin  M.  insurance  broker,  T.  C.  House,  house  340 

Mumford  D.  merchant,  51  Dey,  counting-house 30  Wall  [Broadway 

Mumford  John  P.  merchant,  44  Wall 

Mumford  Guidon S.  merchant,  37  William 

Munn  Stephen  B.  merchant,  224  Pearl 

Murgatroyd  Samuel,  merchant,  87  Broad 

Murray  John  &  Sons,  merchants,  269  Pearl 

Murray  John  B.  merchant,  73  Stone 

Murray  Robert,  merchant,  S  Pine 

Mutual  Assurance  Company's  Office  23  Wall 

Myers  Mordecai,  commission  merchant,  285  Broadway 

III. — Grocers,  Taverns,  Inns,  Porter-Houses,  Hotels,  Boarding' 
Houses,  Breners,  and  Distillers. 
M'Andrews,  grocer,  23  Chatham 
M'Bride  Andrew,  grocer,  349  Water 
M'Cabe  Edward,  grocer,  61  Nassau 
M'Call  Duncan,  boarding  house,  138  Washington 
MjCance  James,  grocer,  44  Barley 
M'Cannon  i.  tavern,  6  Frankfort 
M'Carron  Thomas,  brewer,  Third 
M'Carthy  D.  grocer,  57  E.George 
M'Carthy  Charles,,  grocer  33  Old-slip 
MCarty  Charles,  grocer,  46  Cherry  and  145  Front  ■ 
M'Connell  James,  grocer,  35  Chatham 
M'Clure,  James,  grocer  and  cartinan,  G  Chamber 
M'Clure,  John,  grocer,  Barley,  corner  Elm 
M'Clure,  John,  5  Upper  Read 
M'Clure,  Mary,  grocer,  251  Greenwich 
M 'Combs,  John  C.  grocer,  Spring 
M'Connell  &  Dickson,  grocers,  41  Chamber 
M'Coun,  Samuel,  grocer,  28  Water 
M'Cready,  Thomas,  grocer,  corner  Beaver  and  Broad 
M'Cready,  William,  qrocer,  14  Catharine 
M'Cuen,  Mrs.  boarding-house,  137  Water 
M'Cullen,  Robert,  grocer,  8  South,  house  £»  f  ront 
M'Cully,  Francis,  grocer,  !2  Mulberry 

c  c  2 


JOMES's  KEW-YORK 


M' Donald,  Donald,  grocer,  \G  Anthony 

M'Donald,  John,  grocer,  15  Roosevelt 

M'Donough,  grocer,  90  Fair 

M'Farlane,  Hannah,  fruitstore,  51  Bowery 

M'Garaghan,  B.  grocer,  43  William 

M'Garraghan,  Hugh,  grocer,  2  Chatham 

M'Gaviston,  John,  grocer,  81  Water 

M'Grath,  Thomas,  grocer,  22  Harman 

M'Grath,  Charles  and  T .  grocers,  82  I' air 

M'Gregor,  Alexander,  grocer,  153  tront 

M'Guire,  Edward,  tavern,  30  Cherry 

M'lntyre,  Widow,  sailors'  boardmg-house,79  Cherry 

M'lntosh,  James,  grocer,  160  William 

M'Kay,  James,  grocer,  3.34  Broadway 

M'Kay,  James,  tavern,  21  Old-slip 

M'Kay,  George,  grocer,  91  Nassau 

M'Kay,  Patrick,  grocer,  17  Augustus 

M'Kay,  Robert,  brewer,  3!-  Henry 

M'Kay,  John,  fruit-store,  148  Broadway 

M'Keag,  Jacob,  grocer,  185  William 

M'Keef  James,  grocer,  344  Broadway,  corner  Catharinc  larK. 

M'Keown,  Robert,  grocer,  25  Chapel 

M'Keown,  James,  grocer,  24  Bedlow 

M'Kibbin,  Alexander,  porter  vaults,  1 13  >Vatcr 

M'Kinzie,  Alexander, sailors'  boardiug-house,  76  Cherry 

M'Kinzie,  Dougall,  grocer,  22  Peck-slip 

M'Kinnon,  N.  grocer,  317  Washington 

M'Laren,  Neal,  sailors'  boarding-house,  336  v\  ater 

M' Lauren,  Sarah,  tavern,  33  Water 

M'Laughlin,  Patrick,  Porter-house,  60  E.  George 

M'Laughlin,  Henry,  grocer,  14  Henry 

M'Laughlin,  Andrew,  J.  grocer,  41  Chatham 

M'Lean  Charles,  grccer,  370  Greenwich 

M'Lean  John,  grocer,  15  Rose 

M'Lean  James,  grocer  and  porter  vaults,  134  Tront 

M'Lean  Neil,  grocer,  62  John  - 

M'Mahon  James,  grocer,  14  Rose 

M'Mahon  Michael,  tavern  and  grocer,  C  New-slip 

M'Master  James,  grocer,  Rutgers,  corner  of  Division 

M'MuUen  Alexander,  grocer,  273  Greenwich 

M'Nab  John,  grocer,  Cross  corner  of  Urange 

M'Neal  Mrs.  boarding-house,  32  Lumber 

M'Nickle  Arthur,  grocer..  61  Bedlow 

M'PhieJohn,  grocer,  1  George 

M'Quaid  John,  grocer,  93  Lombard 

Mabie  Jasper,  grocer,  Greenwich 

Mabie Frederick,  grocer,  14  Marine 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


283 


Magie  Robert,  grocer,  8  Roosevelt 
Mailien  Richard,  distiller,  &c.  10  Ferry 
Maid  James,  grocer,  Charlotte  - 
Main  David,  grocer,  '29  Gold 
Main  widow  Mary,  grocer,  Grand 
Maitland  Henry  1  grocer,  25  Old-slip 
Maitland  A.  grocer,  25  Old-slip 
Malcolm  Duncan,  grocer,  17  E.  George 

Maloy  Edward,  grocer,  20  Ann  ^ 

Manold  Frederick,  grocer,  88  Bowery 

Mansfield  capt.  John,  grocer,  Magazine,  near  Pearl 

Many  Frederick  k  Son,  grocers,  169  Washington 

Marcelin  Aninony  V.  boarding-house,  12S  Broadway 

Marriner  John,  grocer  and  hair-dresscr,  99  Chapel,  corner  of  Leonard 

Marron  Patrick,  grocer,  24  Henry 

Marsh  Henry,  sailors'  boarding-house  and  tavern,.15l  Front 

Marsh  Joseph,  grocer  and  distiller  of  turpentine,  03  Chatham 

Marshall  Benjamin,  grocer,  81  Catharine 

Marshall  John,  grocer,  14  Beekman 

Marshall  John,  grocer,.  Bowery  corner  of  Spring 

Martin  Priscilla,  boarding-house,  72  Bedlow 

Martin  Alexander  &  co.  grocers,  25  Broad 

Martin  widow  Lucy,  grocer,  Charlotte  corner  of  Bedlow 

Martinc  William,  grocer,  Bowery,  above  2  mile  stone 

Mauling  Abraham  B.  tavern  &c.  87  Nassau 

Marvin  John,  grocer,  !4S  Front 

Mason  John,  grocer,  104  Gold 

Mason  Thomas,  tavern,  3  Dover 

Masterton  William,' grocer,  10  Henry 

Marthers  Andrew,  grocer  and  carlman,  318  Broadway 

Marther  &  co.  liquor  store,  246  Front  • 

Mathieu  Andrew,  boarding,  25  John 

Mead  Nicholas,  porter-house,  CI  Nassau    .  , 

Mead  Nathaniel,  grocer,  4  New-slip 

Meginley  Joseph,  grocer,  28  M<iore 

Megson  Robert,  sailors'  boarding- rmuse,  Front 

Mehott  Frederick,  porter-house,  299  William 

Meimoin  Richard,  grocer,  Cherry 

Mesier  John  R.  grocer,  Washington  corner  of  Cortlandt 

Messellier  L* wis,  grocer,  151  Front 

Meyer  Frederick,  grocer,  Bayard 

Mickin  Henry,  fruiterer,  25  Chatham 

Middlelon  widow,  boarding-house,  51  Cedar 

MU1» Evans,  grocer,  236  Greenwich 

Miller  George,  grecer,  8  Liberty 

Miller  Euphemia,  boarding  house,  1 1G  William 

Miller  Henry,  bgarding  house,  55  Harman 


284- 


JOlCrs's  NEW-YORK 


I  Iil lor  John  D.  wholesale  grocer,  3  Upper  Chamber 

Mill'  i  I.  grocer,  2  mile  Hone 

J.5ill'  r  J.ilin,  grocer,  57  Murray 

Milki  Margaret,  boarding  hou^c,  Cross 

Miller  Michael,  grocer  and  distiller,  6  Upper  Barley 

Miller  Mrs.  porter  house,  266  William 

Miliei  Thomas,  sailors' boarding  house,  13  Chesimt 

Miller  widow  Sarah,  boarding  house,  103  Pearl 

Milligan  \N  illiam,  grpcer,  360  Broadway 

Mi  lion  Daniel,  grocer,  24  James 

Mills  Mrs  boarding  house,  165  Water 

Mills  Thomas,  grocer,  82  Cherry 

Mills  Peter,  grocer,  Water,  corner  of  Scammell 

Mills  Sarah.,  boarding  hou>e,  36  Pine 

Mhls  David,  grocer,  31  Barley 

Mills  George  Iz  co.  grocers,  8 1  Cherry 

Milis  Samuel,  grocer,  33  Cliff 

Milderburger  widow  A  boarding  house,  Chapel 

Stillwater  Abigail,  grocer,  Birmingham 

Ming  James,  grocer,  40  Lumber 

Mmuse  J^ecnard,  grocer,  corner  of  Cross  and  Mulberry 

Minuse  John,  grocer,  238  Wiiham  corner  of  Rose 

Minuse  Robert,  grocer,  237  Greenwich 

Mislillier  &  co.  grocers,  497  Greenwich 

Mitchell  Alexander,  wine  and  porter  vaults,  143  Front,  4  Rose 

Mitchell  George,  grocer,  21  James 

Mitchell  Uriah,  grocer,  Hester,  corner  cf  A/ott 

Mitchell  Frederick,  porter  house,  229  William 

A/ix  William  P.  grocer,  92  Nassau 

A/offat  John,  grocer,  First,  corner  of  Hester 

Jl/oncrief  Robert,  tavern  and  boarding  house,  84  Roosevelt 

jl/.>nilau  Thomas,  grocer,  1  Oliver,  corner  of  Banker 

A/ontaudevel  Sarah,  boarding  house,  336  Water 

A/ontgomery  Samuel,  grocer  and  Constable,  1 1  Cliff 

A/oneypenny  John,  grocer,  272  Greenwich 

A/ooney  James,  grocer,  Orange 

A/ooney  Thomas,  grocer,  A/ott 

A/ooi.ey  Win.  porter  house,  39  Thomas 

A/oore  Jacob,  grocer,  Church,  corner  of  Sugar-Loaf 

A/oore  Joseph,  grocer,  167  Washington 

A/oore  ^/ark,  grocer,  24  Harman 

A/oore  Wm.  grocer,  31  Chapel  comer  of  Warren 

3/>ore  Samuel,  boarding  lwuse,  51  Vesey 

A/organ  Israel,  grocer  and  vintner,  Brannon,  corner  Washingtoi 

A/organ  Caleb,  grocer  and  h.  carpenter,  A/olt 

A/organ  Henry  Sc  co.  grocers,  30  Peck-slip 

A/organ  David,  grocer,  358  Water,  house  52  Jame» 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


A/organ,  grocer,  92  James 

Afprrel  A/artha  A-  grocer,  44  Catharine 

J/oiris  Kobert,  grocer,  30  Chamber  corner  of  Church 

A/orris  John,  porter  house,  Lombard  corner  of  Charlotte 

A/orrison  A/artin,  porter  house,  43  Cherry 

A/orrison  William,  grocer,  37  Murray 

A/orrison  Jacob,  grocer,  6  Harman 

A/orton  A/argaret,  boarding  house,  57  Beaver 

A/ott  Ann,  fruiterer,  7  Bowery 

A/olt  Samuel,  grocer,  20  Liberty 

A/ount  &  Whit  more,  grocers,  14  New-slip 

A/oubry  Hugh,  tavern  and  boarding  house,  52  James 

A/oynat  Henry,  grocer,  15  Warren 

A/uir  Josiah,  grocer,  7  Coenties-s'ip 

A/uir  Wm.  grocer,  90  Broad 

A/ulheran  Dennis,  grocer,  101  Division 

A/ulligan  James,  grocer,  Chamber  corner  of  Cross 

A/uuday,  Freeman  iV  co.  grocers,  57  Whitehall 

Munday  tzra,  grocer,  57  White-hall 

A/unns  Charles,  boarding,  78  Broad 

A/urden  &  Brown,  porter  bowse  and  grocers,  Greenwich  cor.  Craunoa 

A/urphy  Eleanor,  grocer,  15  Warren 

A/tnphy  John,  grocer,  1 1  A/aga<rine 

A/urphy  John,  grocer,  4  Albany  bason 

A/urphy  William,  grocer,  14  CoeiHies-slip 

A/urray  If  ugh  R.  grocer,  78  James 

A/urray  James,  grocer,  2C  front 

A/urray  John  jun.  brewer,  337  Pearl 

A/urray  &  Cunningham,  brewers,  13  Oliver  and  50  Catharine 
A/ustonJohn,  poiterand  oyster  house,  11  George 
A/yers  Cornelius,  grocer,  66  Barclay 

A/yers  CorneliusC.  grocer  and  cartman,  61  Church  corner  Barley 

A/yers  Henry,  grocer,  5r>  Rarley 

A/yers  John,  grocer,  85  A/nrray 

A/yers  A/argaret.  boarding  house,  41  Barley 

A/yers  widow  Lydia,  grocer,  Church  corner  Chamber  - 

IV .—House-Carpenters  Joiners,  Cabinet-makers,  Ship-iL-rights,  Boah 
builders,  Block  £c  Pump-makers,  and  Mechanics  uho  uork  prin- 
cipally in  IVood. 

M'liride  Irwin,  chair-maker  87  Warren 
M'Cabe  Lewis,  cabinet-maker,  liiit 
M'Cain  Nicholas,  h.  carpenter,  56l5eekman 
M'Carr  Joshua,  cooper, 3S  Harman 
M'Carron  James,  h.  carpenter,  5  Upper  Read 
M 'Carter John,  h.  carpenter,  35Geoige 
M 'Carter  S.  &  M.  cabinet-makers,  2>i9  Pearl  -. 
M'Carty  Charles,  b.  carpenter,  11  Fayette 


286 


JONEfc's  NEW-TORJC 


M'Conachy  Robert,  cab.net-m.iker,  2  Cherry 
M 'Council  Junes  touper,  5  Gibb's  Aliey 
M'Cloy  Wi.liam,  h.  carpenter,  105  Cherry 
M'CIurc  John,  h.  carpenter.  420  Greenwich 

M'Cloughen  Benjamin,  <  >oper,  Gib  >'s  Aliey  iMfl 

M'Cloughen  Samuel,  cooper,  48  Buncker 

M'Cloughen  Jamei,  cooper,  5  Gibb's  Alley 

M'Coun  Isaac,  h.  carpenter,  Lssex 

M'Coy  James,  shipwright,  30  Henrv 

M'Cready  John,  carver  and  gilder,  7  Church 

M'Cready  George,  upholsterer,  60  Maiden-lane 

M'Cready  John,  cooper, 3 7  Barclay 

M'Cullum  Donald,  li.  carpenter,  7  Warren 

If  'Dermott  John,  h.  carpenter,  38  Catherine 

M'lX'imott,  John,  h.  carpenter,  27  K.  George 

M'Donald,  ship-joiner,  1 1  Rutgers 

M'Donahl  James,  h.  carpenter,  43  Thomas 

M'^  'nald  Wi'iiam,  shipwright,  35  B  ticker 

M'Dougall  Robert,  wheelwright,  7G  Bowery 

M'lXiwdl,  Robert,  cooper,  Greenwich,  above  New  market 

M  Farlane,  John,  shipwright,  Hester 

M'l'arlane  William,  h.  carpenter,  12  Magazine, 

M'l'ar  .uhar,  Roderick,  co  >per,  277  Greenwich 

M'Ueorch  John,  h.  carpenter  and  Venetian  blind  manufacturer,  149 

Greenwich  >  1 
M'Gregor,  John,  cooper,  26  Lumber 
M'Kay  Abraham,  cooper,  5  Cliff- 
M'Kean  William,  h.  carpenter  Warren 
M'Kinlay  J jhn,  cooper,  233  Greenwich 
M'l-aughlin  W  G.  cooper,  78  Pine 
M'I-*a"  James,  h.  carpenter,  45  Thomas 
M'Cean  William,  h.  carpenter,  92  Chamber 
M'Leod  Hugh,  h.  carpenter,  273  Greenwich 
M'Minn  J.  looking-glass  and  picture  frame  maker,  54  Ann 
M'Phie  John,  cooper, 233  Greenwich 
M'l'herson  Daniel,  h  carpenter,  11  Calh'Vmc-larie 
M  Queen  Robert,  millwright,  34  Upper  R<ad 
Mackane  William,  h.  carpenter,  52  Warren 
Mackrell  William,  h.  carpenter,  79  Henry 
Mackay  Thomas,  cabinei-maker,  5£>  Church 
Mandeville  William,  cabinet-maker,  4  Pine 
M.  ni:  \  Robert,  shipwright,  Bedlow 
Mann  Peter, shipwright,  22  Fayette 
Man>lield  John,  F.  carpenter,  S5  Harman 
Marinus  Adrian,  h.  carpenter,  i)4  Chapel 
Martin,  Jo*iah,  h.  carpenter,  Elizabeth 


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Martin  widow  of  Abraham  S.  cooper,  61  Front 

Martin  Leonard,  li.  carpenter,  Leonard 

Martin  Robert,  shipwright,  Bedlow 

Martin  Samuel  E.  h.  carpenter,  10  Hose 

Mai  tine  John,  h.  and  ship-joiner,  Charlotte 

Mauling,  John,  cooper,  10  Pine 

Marks  Henry,  clock-builder,  Varick 

Marsh  Isaac,  h.. carpenter,  Beach 

Marsh,  Moses,  h.  carpenter,  73  Warren 

Marsh  Richard, fancy  chair-maker,  231  Greenwich 

Msrsh,  Charles,  windsor  chair-maker,  75  John 

Mason  William,  carver  and  gilder,  15  Magazine 

liastertoi)  William,  h  carpenter,  10  Henry 

Maxfield  andTindal,  shipwright*,  Cherry,  near  Rutgers 

Maxwell  William,  shipwright,  100  Henry 

Mead  Halsey,  block  &  pump-maker,  79  Division 

Mead  Isaac,  h.  carpenter,  14  Fair 

Mead  Jacob,  dock  builder,  Pitt 

Mead  John,  h.  carpenter,  Laight 

Mead  Jesse,  ship  wright,  1  Birmingham 

Wears  Rich,  h.  carpenter,  138  Bowery 

M'-'dlamus  Joseph,  h.  car|ienter,  North  Moore 

Meeker  Henry,  h.  carpenter,  Elizabeth 

Meeks  James,  h.  carpenter,  41  Hudson 

Meeks  Joseph,  cabinet-maker,  5y  &  61  Broadway 

Meeiice  John,  ship  wright,  8  Hntger 

Meldrum  James,  h.  carpenter,  18  Skinner 

Meldrum  John,  h.  carpenter,  107  llarman 

Melt  Obadiah,  h.  carpenter  8  Second 

Menzias  Robert,  h.  carpenter,  337  Greenwich 

Merrell  William,  h.  carpenter,  105  Cherry 

Meiry  Edward,  joiner,  Corlaer's-Hook 

Merry  Thomas,  ship  wright,  18  Harrison 

Middleton  William,  cooper,  15  Catharine-lane 

Miller  Andrew,  h.  carpenter,  3  West 

Miller  Eli,  shipwright,  upper  end  of  Cherry 

Miller  Frederick,  cooper,  71  Front 

Miller  Henry,  trunk-maker,  315  Pearl 

M:ller  Jesse,  cabinet-maker,  Orchard 

Miller  J.  &  F.  coopers,  7  2  Front 

Miller  Joseph,  cabinet-maker,  Fifth 

Milling  William,  ship  wright,  50  Bed  tow 

Mills  Charles,  cooper,  12  Fletcher 

Mills  James,  h.  carpenter,  1  Fayette 

Mills  John,  boat-builtler,  49  Henry 

Mills  William,  cabinet-maker,  Broadway 

Mitchell  Henry,  h.  carpenter,  li'9  Greenwich 


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josrs's  NE<T-TORK 


Mitchell  Walter,  boat-builder,  7P  James  &  189  T  rout 

Mooney  William,  upholsterer,  (JO  Maiden-lane 

Moore  Abraham,  h.  carpenter,  Church 

Moore  Arthur,  h.  carpenter,  313  Greenwich 

M oore  Benjamin,  ship-wright,  1 J  llutger 

Moore  John,  h.  caipcnler,  37  Mulberry 

Mooie,  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  Desbrosses 

Moore  Richard,  cooper,  46  Chun  li 

Moore  William,  caiver  &  raider,  53  Chambir 

Moore  William,  carpenter,  Heeler,  near  '1  hud . 

Moore  William,  mill-wright,  Hester 

Mornnge  James,  upholsterer,  24  Maiden-lane 

Morgan  James,  shi  >-carpenter,  Youle's  Furnace,  Cherry 

Morgan  John,  h.  carpenter,  13  New-slip 

Morgan  Thomas,  h.  carpenter,  '26  Hannan 

Morgan  William,  cabinet-maker,  45  Read 

Marin  Michael,  h.  carpenter.  35  Read 

Morrel  Jacob,  cabinet-maker,  Grand 

Murrel!  William,  shipwright,  170  Division 

Morris  Abraham,  cooper,  16  Magazine 

Morris  Charles,  h.  carpenter,  Noith  Moore 

Morris  Eli  jah,  cooper,  27  Bowery 

Morris  James,  lu  carpenter,  74  Chamber 

Morrison  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  Essex 

Morss  Peter,  cabinet-maker,  104  Liberty 

Mosely,  carver  and  gilder,  19  Cnatham 

jl/ott  Stephen,  h.  carpenter,  Bccllow 

A/ott  Thomas,  upholsterer,  121  Fly- market 

3/ott  William,  fancy  chair-maker,  51  Broadway 

3/ozet  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  15  Barclay 

A/unday  John,  cooper,  rear  of 4  William 

A/unger  Dennis,  shipwright,  upper  end  of  Cherry 

A/unsonlra,  h.  carpenter,  1 13  Division 

jl/urden  Joseph,  cabinet-maker,  26  J/arketfield 

A/t;rdock  William,  cooper,  87  Front 

il/urphy  John,  cooper,  38  Barclay 

A/urray  Thomas,  h.  carpenter]  15  Catharine-lane 

A/urray  William,  h.  carpenter,  Birmingham 

V. — Masons,  Bricklayers,  Plaisttrcrs  and  Stone  Cutters. 

if' Bride  Hugh,  stone-cutter,  First 
M'Cammon  J/ark,  mason,  34  Whitehall 
A/'Camion  James,  paver,  Hester 

M'Combs  Isaac,  builder  and  mason,  Washington,  near  Duane 
M'Combs  John,  builder  and  mason,  Bowery,  above  Spring 
A/  Combs  John,  paver,  12  Duane 
A/'Cune  William,  mason,  358  Greenwich 


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M'Dowal  ,  mason,  Hester 

M'Donogh  Darby,  mason,  4  Bancker 
M'Farlane  John,  stone-cutter,  224  William 

MT'arlane  ,  mason,  9  Bedlow 

M'Garrison  Archibald,  mason,  Elm 

M'Garroway  Patrick,  mason,  Mott 

M'Gee  James,  mason,  5  Upper  Read 

M'Gee  Samuel,  mason,  59  Cherry 

M'Gralh  Patrick,  stone-cutter,  &c.  9  Church 

M'Graw  Duncan,  sawyer  of  marble,  69  Murray 

M'hityre  Hugh',  stone-cutter,  foot  of  Warren 

M'lnt)ie  Moses,  bricklayer,  95  Anthony 

W'nlyre  Robert,  paver,  66  Mulberry 

M'Kennv  William,  stone-cutter,  Greenwich,  corner  Rector 

M'Laughlin  Henry,  bricklayer,  Elm 

Mabie  Abraham,  mason,  35S  Greenwich 

Maghee  Samuel,  mason,  near  the  Collect 

Marsh  Ephraim,  stone-cutter,  12  Rector 

Marsh  Howell,  mason,  9  Rose 

Marsh  ,  mason,  9  Vandewater 

Mathews  David,  mason,  Cross 
Mathews  James,  mason,  26  Bedlow 
Mathews  John,  mason,  26  Bedlow 
Mathews  William,  mason,  (-2  Harman 
Maxwell  John,  mason,  49  Robinson 
May  George,  mason  and  grocer,  14  Murray 
Merritt  Henry,  mason,  5  Leonard 

Miller  Moses,  stone-cutter,  foot  of  Murray,  house  10  Duatie 

Mills  Aaron,  mason,  50  Anthony 

Mitchell  John,  bricklayer,  Elm 

Montgomery  Alexander,  stone-cutter,  37  Murray 

Montanye  John,  mason,  97  Chamber 

Moore  Jacob,  mason,  37  Barley 

Moore  James,  mason,  37  Barley 

Moore  Nicholas,  mason,  97  Chamber 

Moore  Samuel,  mason,  62  Chapel 

Morgan  Howell,  mason,  North  A/bore 

Morgan  Joseph,  mason,  53  Anthony 

Morgan  Thomas,  mason,  Anthony 

JJ/orreiJ  Andrew,  mason,  40  Frankfort 

Afurrison  Samuel,  stone-cutter,  68  Read 

JJfurton  William,  stone-cutter,  47  Thomas 

Murray  James,  mason,  23  Bead 

V  I.— Smiths  of  every  description,  including  those  v.ho  work  in  the 

Precious  Metals,  Jewels,  $c.  and  tf'atchmukers. 
M'Cammon  Enoch,  moulder,  341  Greenwich 
M'Cammon  John,  moulder,  Broadway,  near  Union  Furnace 

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Jones's  new -yob* 


M'Clyman  John  C.  silversmith,  40  Warren 
M'Dougall  Alexander,  blacksmith,  5  Barclay 
M'Dougall  Alexander,  blacksmith,  2  Chapel 

M  Ewen  Duncan,  plumber  &  pewterer,  Water,  corner  Beekman-olip 

M'Fairly  Manus,  blacksmith,  Mott 

M'lsaac  James,  blacksmith,  64  Chapel  ^ 

M'Kee  William,  gunsmith,  285  Water 

M'Laughlin  Garret,  lock  &  gunsmith,  58  Oak 

Marshall  Joseph,  coppersmith,  181  Water,  house  92  John 

Mart>n  John,  whitesmith  &  bra^s-founder,  17  Barclay 

Martin  Samuel,  watch-maker,  68  William 

Mead  Henry,  blacksmith,  3  Leonard 

Me«*ks  Ed-.vard,  black  and  whitesmith,  29  Barclay 

Merry  Norman,  blacksmith,  CorlaerVhook 

Midwinter  John,  blacksmith,  54  Oliver  &  92  Catharine 

Midwinter  &  Michael,  shipsmiths,  Cherry,  near  Youle's  Furnace 

Miller,  Adam  tc  Lewis,  coppersmiths,  444  Pearl  &c  9  Peck-slip 

Miller  Paul,  blacksmith,  5f3  Greenwich,  near  Budd 

Milne  Tnomas,  jeweller,  4  New 

Moore  John,  gunsmith,  5  Chatham 

Jfeaorehead  James,  blacksmith,  Suffolk 

Morris  William  II.  jeweller,  1 11  Maiden-lane 

Morris  William,  jeweller,  Broadway,  near  the  Furnace 

Mott  &c  Morne,  watch-makers,  S47  Pearl 

Mount  Hubert,  tin-plale-worker,  48  Barclay,  52  Vesey,  &  1  Burling-sl. 

VII. — Mechanics,  Trades,  and  Callings,  not  before  enumerated. 
M'Andrew  John,  rope-maker.  Second 
M'Andrew  Patrick,  laborer,  Cro-s 

M' Arthur  Collin,  silk-dyer,  272  Greenwich,  corner  Chamber 

M  Auley  John,  laborer,  96  Anthony 

M'Bcth  Andrew,  shoemaker,  97  Division 

M'Beth  William,  shoemaker,  25  Harman 

M'Cabe  James,  laborer,  11  Rector 

M  Cannon  James,  porter,  5  Upper  Read 

M'Carran  Thomas,  laborer,  Third 

M'Cartney  Johii,  laborer,  1 1  Mulberry 

M'Car'.on  William,  taylor,  76  Cherry 

M'Carty  Jeremiah,  baker,  23  Bed'.ow 

M'Carty  Peter,  currier,  12  Jacob  • 

M'Carty  William,  ta\lor,  76  Cherry 

M-Carty  Jeremiah,  taj  lor,  86  Fair 

M'Carty  Patrick,  stone-cutter,  81  Murray 

M 'Clave  Mary,  inarket-wonian,  251  Greenwich 

M'Clennon  Barnet,  taliow-chandler,  16  Upper  Read 

M'Clure  William,  soap-boiK  r,  28  Bridge  „ 

M'Cluie  William,  soap-boiler,  14  Catharine 


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M'C'olleck  Patrick,  laborer,  8  Robinson 
M'Colleck  William,  shoemaker,  361  Greenwich 
M'Comb  Samuel,  laborer,  49  Robinson 
M'Connell  Abigail,  widow  of  Jacob,  tayloress,  5  Ferry 
M'Connell  John,  laborer,  23  :l/ulberry 
.fl/'Connell  James,  laborer,  Cross 

M'Cormick  Barnard,  shoemaker,  Barley,  corner  of  Chapel 

M'Cormick  Barnet,  boot-maker,  64  Chapel 

M'Coskar  Owen,  shoemaker,  3  Augustus 

M'Coun  James,  laborer,  61  Bedlow 

M'Crea  John,  hair-dresser,  12  Old-slip 

M'Crea  Archibald,  rigger,  10  Chatham 

M'Cready  Alexander,  tobacconist,  37  Murray 

M'Cready  Andrew,  shoemaker,  Spring 

M'Cready  Archibald,  rigger,  10  Chatham 

M'Cready  James,  laborer,  22  Chatham 

M'Cready  John,  laborer,  27  Yandewater 

M'Crum  James,  sawyer,  33  Jay 

M'Cully  Alexander,  taylor,  29  Division 

M'Cullum  Archibald,  ta-vlor,  220  Greenwich 

M'Cullum  A.  &  C.  saddlers,  96  Broadway 

M'Dermott  Robert,  book-binder,  23  Harman 

M'Dermott  Donald,  laborer,  Moore's-row,  Jleury 

M'Dermott  George,  laborer,  5 1  Peail  ^ 

M'Donogh  Frederick,  taylor,  >o  Barclay 

M  Donald  John,  rigger  and  stevadore,  Cherry-stKvt,  Mechanic  Alley 

and  109  Lombard 
M' Donald  John,  rigger,  BO  Lombard 
M'Dougall  Archibald,  gardener,  Third 
M'Dougall  John,  glass  cutter,  &c.  Orange 
M'Dougall  John,  taylor,  7  Church 
M'Evers  John,  laborer,  4  Barley 
M'Evers  Sarah,  tayloress,  40  Augustus 
M' Fall  John,  shoemaker,  24  Chamber 
M'Fali,  Robert,  laborer,  18  Roosevelt 
M'Farlane  Alexander,  hatter,  36  Church 
M'Farla.ie  M  chael,  laborer,  8  Catharine-lanc 
M'Farlane  Wright,  shoemaker,  Grand 
M'Garr  John,  laborer,  1 1  Augustus 
M'Garrahan  Mrs.  49  Read 
M'Garry  William,  sawyer,  77  Murray 
M'Garry  Peter,  laborer,  5  Catharine-lane 
M'Garrii.k  William,  sawyer,  77"  Murray 


M'GeeThomas,  lamp-lighter,  12  Henry 
M'Ginnes  Michael,  stevadore,  26  Harman 
M'Ginley  Joseph,  coffee-grinder,  28  Moore 


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Jones's  kew-ygrk. 


M'Gonegal  James,  shoemaker,  42  Iiarman 
M'Graw  John,  tanner,  Hester 
M  Gray  Richard,  laborer,  Jefferson 
M'Gregor  James,  laborer,  157  Division 
M'Gregor  Paul,  gardener,  Washington  Garden,  Brannon 
M'Gregor  and  Tyler,  nursery  and  seedmen,  Washington  Ga/dcoe 
Brannon 

M' Hardy  Philip,  laborer,  Bullock 

M'Harrow,  shoemaker,  12  Bowery 

M'lntosh  Allen,  taylor,  495  Greenwich 

M  Kay  James,  shoemaker,  58  Division 

M  Kay  JohH,  laborer,  Anthony 

M'Kay  Thomas,  sail-maker,  74  Chamber 

M'Kee  taylor,  219  Water 

M'Kay  John,  painter  and  glazier,  12  Warren 

M'Kenny  Mrs.  nurse,  8  Lumber 

M'Kcnny  James,  hair-diesser,  411  Pearl 

M'Kinzie  James,  hair-dre3ser  41 1  Pearl 

M'Kinzie  Alexander,  paintei  and  glazier,  276  Greenwich 

M'Kutchin  Hugh,  laborer,  Elizabeth 

M'J.ane  James,  pedlar,  Thiid 

M'Manus  John,  shoemaker,  Elizabeth 

M'M'>rrow  Thomas,  laborer  95  Anthony 

M'Myllen  Dennis,  laborer,  Scamniel 

M'Mullen  John,  laborer,  fifth 

M'Mullen  John,  laborer,  12  Sixth 

M'Nabb  John,  taylor,  284  Warier 

M'PhersonJ.  news  collector,  for  New-York  Gazette*,  103  Division 

M'Q"een  John,  merchant  taylor,  12  Ferry 

M'Yeagh  William,  shoemaker,  9  Birmingham 

M'Namara  Peter,  rigger,  24  Division 

Michett  Samuel,  shoemaker,  22  Nassau 

Mark  Daniel,  milliner.  386  Pearl 

>fakay  John,  sfevadore  and  rigger, 38  Catharine 

Mackie  Alexander,  laborer,  Hester 

MackinsJohn,  rigger,  49  Cheapside 

M^ckin  Nicholas,  laborer,  2  Lombaid 

Madan  Charles,  porter,  16  Pine  .  I 

Jvjadan  Widow,  mantua-mal.er,  88  Chapel 

Jkjagee  John,  taylor,  55  Division 

Magdalen  Lewis,  sawyer,  28  Robinson 

Mahany  James,  saddler,  23  Chatham 

Mahary  John,  shoemaker,  12  Bowery 

J|/.iin  James,  shoemaker,  62  Read 

Main  John,  shoemaker,  17  Magazine 

.Major  Samuel,  painter  and  glazier,  34  Oak 


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Malta  Anthony,  segar-maker,  Henry 

Mallenbray  John,  carpet  weaver,  64  Chatham 

Mallory  James,  hatter,  233  Water 

Maloy  Thomas,  taylor,  59  Division 

Manchester  Ephraim,  weaver,  109  Harman 

Jflandeville,  John,  shoemaker,  228  Greenwich 

Manlius  Bryant,  laborer,  27  Catharine-lane 

Mann  Archibald,  sail-maker,  lOBancker 

Mann  Edward,  sail-maker,  61  Cliff,  loft  Jackson's  Wharf 

Mann  John,  tallow-chandler,  400  Pearl 

Mann  David,  butcher,  Bowery,  near  two  mile  stone 

Manning  Letitia,  mantua-maker,  48  Barley 

Manning  Charles,  laborer,  Mott 

Maranda  Widow  of  Anthony,  confectioner,  16Jo!m 

Marcell  Francis,  shoemaker,  Essex 

Mansfield  John,  sawyer,  3  Read 

Marks  Joseph,  gardener,  Orchard 

Marks  Mathew,  gardener,  Orchard 

Marks  Peter,  gardener,  Orchard 

Marks  Samuel,  printer,  98  Maiden-lane 

Marie  Richard,  ragman,  Bowery 

Marmion  Richard  H.  tobacconist,  Cherry 

Marrener  Edward,  hairdresser  and  marshal,  Laight 

Marriner,  Jane,  mantua-maker,  26  Cherry 

Marschalk  Francis,  sail-maker,  76  Gold,  and  Water,  corner  New-slip 
Marschalk  Francis,  sail-maker,  42  Harman 
Marsh  David,  butcher,  Bowery  Road 
Marsh  Elizabeth,  mantua-maker,  17  Murray 
Marsh  James,  butcher,  Delancey 
Marsh  John,  painter,  8  Rutger 
Marshall  Adam,  chimney-sweeper,  45  Augustus 
Marshall  James,  taylor,  66  Beekmau 
Marshall  John,  shoe-store,  15  Park 
Marshall  Lebbeus,  taylor,  44  Division 
Marshall  Peter,  taylor,  18  Chamber 
Marshall  William,  potter,  Essex 
Marshall  Widow  Mary,  mantua-maker,  14  Barley 
Marshall  Joseph,  shoemaker,  68  Chapel 
Marshall  Misses,  mantua-niakers,  34  Warren 
Martin  Anthony,  segar-maker,  12  Henry 
Martin,  Clement,  laborer,  12  Barclay 
Martin  Francis,  baker,  Fourth 
Martin  James,  portrait  and  miniature  painter,  4  Wall 
Martin  John,  shoemaker,  Broadway 
Martin  John  E.  comedian,  Staple 
Martin  Luke,  laborer,  28  Augustus 
Martin  Thomas,  livery  stable,  39  Barclav 
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Martinot  Genost,  umbrelia-maker,  199  William 

Marie  Mary,  nurse,  3  Chapel 

Markless  Henry,  butoher,  Fourth 

Marvin  Jeffry,  gardener,  First 

Masier  Johnj  oystennan,  1 1  Hector 

Mason  Isaac,  broker,  61  Chatham 

Mason  John,  skinner,  105  Gold 

Mason  William,  gilder,  15  Magazine 

Mass  John,  laborer,  57  Henry 

Mathewson  Murdock,  laborer,  28  Lumber 

Mathison  Robert,  fancy  trimmings,  &c.  upper  end  of  Mott 

Mathews  John,  rigger,  15  Lombard 

Mathon  Julian,  glover,  175  Water 

Maverick  A.  copperplate-printer,  73  Liberty  and  13  Fair 

Maxwell  Edward,  laborer,  2  Read 

Maxwell  Joseph,  morocco  leather  manufactory,  15  Ro«e 

Maxwell  W.  tallow-chandler,  2 19  Greenwich" 

Mayr II  John,  halter,  98  Beekman 

Mayell  William,  hatter,  57  Chamber 

Mead  Joiin,  laborer,  92  Catharine 

Mead  John,  laborer,  Walnut 

Mead  Joseph,  grindery,  Rutger,  corner  Ilarmeo 

Mead  Peter,  laborer,  85  Mulberry 

Mead  Silas,  butcher,  Arundel 

Mead  William,  saddler,  6  Chatham-square 

Mealv  Stephen,  shoemaker,  64  Chapel,  corner  Barley 

Meckleburg  Charles,  skinner,  26  Cherry 

Metker,  Cary,  shoemaker,  30  Upper  Read 

Meeks  Charles,  harness-maker,  8  Dutch 

Mceks  john,  shoemaker,  8  Fair 

Megary  Thomas,  painter  &  colorman,  69  John 

Meginley  james,  coffee-grinder,  28  Moore 

Menace,  Broadway,  above  Dr.  Livingston's 

Mercein  Andrew,  baker,  93  Gold 

Mercein  Thomas  B.  hard  bread  baker,  75  Fair  '  i 

Me  kle  Frederick,  butcher,  68  Chamber 

Merrell  Abraham,  shoemaker,  48  Harman 

Merrell  Frederick,  shoemaker,  62  Barclay 

Merrell  William,  shoemaker,  40  Maiden-Jane 

Merntt  Phcebe,  mantua  maker,  401  Pearl 

Mersereau  Daniel,  ladies'  shocstore,  62  Broadway 

Mesirve  George,  butcher,  corner  Delancey  &  Ihad 

Mesirve  William,  butcher,  Bowery 

Mesnard  Thomas,  shoe-store,  35  John 

M'tzer  Conrad,  baker,  71  Fast  George 

Mic  hael  Joseph,  porteT,  52  Church 

Micliaelrain  John,  taylor,  15  Bed!.»w 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Michcati  William,  boot  &  shoemaker,  92  Water 

Michel  Joseph,  laylor,  89  Nassau 

Mickin  Henry,  fruiterer,  25  Chatham 

Mickle  James,  porter  to  the  Custom-Home,  Cross 

Mikmak  Henry,  furrier,  E'm,  corner  Catharine-lane 

Mildeberger  Christopher,  leather-dresser,  21  Vandewater 

Mi;deberger  John  &  Christopher,  tanners,  19  Yandewater 

Mildeberger  John,  shoemaker,  14  Read 

Mildeberger  John,  leather-dresser,  19  Chatham 

Mildeberger  &  Co.  J.  A.  soap  &  candle  store,  23  Nassau 

Miller  Abner,  laborer,  2  Birmingham 

Miller  Arthur,  laborer,  Jefferson 

Aliller  Alexander,  book-binder,  51  Church 

Miller  Charles,  skinner,  11  Jacob 

Miller  Christian,  butcher,  Bowery 

Miller  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  37  Read 

Miller  Henry,  shoemaker,  15  Pine 

Miller  Henry,  rigger,  55  Harman 

Mi'ier  Hiram,  shoemaker,  149  Harman 

Miher  James,  laborer;  33  Ann 

Miller  James,  laborer,  Norfolk 

Miller  John,  gardener,  First,  corner  of  North 

Miller  John,  milkman,  57  Cherry 

Miller  John,  painter,  243  Water 

Miller  John,  hatter,  15  Fayette,  and  100  Henry 

Miller  Israel,  laborer,  47  Read 

Miller  John,  hair-dresser,  16  Dey 

Miller  Lawrence,  rigger,  6  Lombard 

Miller  Nicholas,  I  air-dresser,  219  Water 

Miller  Thomas,  rigger,  13  Chesnut 

Miller  William,  Saker,  80  Henry 

Miller  Zephaniah,  laborer,  Second 

Million  James,  tobacconist,  16  Upper  Read 

Mills  John,  boot  &  shoe-store,  204  Broadway 

Milis  F.zra,  boot  &  shoemaker,  Pump 

Milis  Nanc),  washer,  16  Frankfort 

Mills  Stephen,  shoemaker,  27  Bowery 

Mills  Timothy,  bookbinder,  104  Pearl 

Milling!  on  John,  shoemaker,  Iji>ster 

Minard  Laac,  boot  &  shoe  nur.ufactory,  7  William 

Ming  Alexander,  printer,  102  Water 

Miiiikorn  Nichols,  laborer,  First 

Minuse  George,  soap  &  cu. idle-maker,  C  Chatham 

Mi  rand  j  John,  laborer,  54  Warren 

M  using  John,  shoemaker,  I  Leonard 

Mwler  Elizabeth,  toy-jhop,  222  Greenwich 

Mitchell  Henry,  riggc,,  5  Rutgor 


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Mitchell  Henry,  ripgtr,  Charlotte,  corner  Harman 

Mitchell  John,  painter,  418  Greenwich 

Mitchell  Joseph,  laborer,  Greenwich 

Mitten  Jacob,  laborer,  Fourth 

Moles  Zachariah,  ngger,  Charlotte 

Molleii  Charles,  comb-maker,  6  Doyer 

Mslloy  Robert,  taylor,  54  Bancker 

Montanye  widow,  tayloress,  103  Church 

Montgomery  John,  musical  instrument-maker,  255  Broadway 

Montross  James,  cordwainer,  CorlaerVHook 

Mood  Catharine,  shop-keeper,  8  Depeyster 

Mook  William,  saddler,  Bowery 

Moon  Joseph,  hatter,  44  East  George 

Mooney  Daniel,  painter  and  glazier,  Church 

Moore  Baltus,  soap  and  can  die- maker,  212  Broadway 

Moon- Blaze,  tobacconist,  2  John 

Mo^re James,  baker, 4  George 

jl/oore  George,  laborer,  Sixth 

A/ooreJames,  comb-maker,  Henry 

Moore  Robert,  bookbinder  and  stationer,  28  Pearl 

Afoore  Sanmel,  mason,  68  Chapel 

A/oore  William,  butcher,  David 

il/uorehouse  Abraham,  taylor  Essex 

•fl/orehouse  James,  cordwainer,  Pitt 

A/oranda  John,  laborer,  Warren 

Aforgan  John,  h.  carpenter,  13  New-slip 

A/organ  A/organs,  shoemaker,  26  Division 

A/organ  John  S  shoemaker,  26  Division 

A/organ  John,  potter,  Scammel 

Aforgan  Alexander,  laborer,  25  Henry 

Morris  Fanny,  tayloress,  441  Pearl 

Morris  Hypolite,  hair-dresser,  92  Cherry 

Morris  Jacob,  baker,  1  Charlotte 

A/orris  John,  tailor,  1 18  Chatham 

A/orris  John,  shoemaker,  213  Greenwich 

Morris  Richard,  shoemaker,  57  Water 

Morrison  David,  hair-dresser,  53  Bowery 

Morrow  John,  shoemaker,  97  Catharine 

Moses  Anthony,  printseller,  18  Park 

Mott  Ananias,  shoemaker,  35  Read. 

Mott  Ann,  fruiterer,  7  Bowery 

Mott  Jacob  C.  morocco  leader  manufactory,  39  Frankfort 

Mott  Biehbill,  tobit  conist,  122  Bowery 

Mott  Thoma;,  paper  hanging-store,  374  Broadway 

MoulmerC.  ladies'  hair-dresser,  100  Catharine 

Mount  Adam  D.  baker,  51  Ferry 

Mount  Miss,  mactua-maker,  CO  Broadway 


XERCAK7ILE  KIT.ECTORT. 


Mourhcad  Robert,  baker,  8G  James 

Mourson  Nathaniel,  sawyer,  ilud>on 

Mulheran  John,  soap&  candle-maker,  Magr.zine 

Mullen  James,  boot  &  shoemaker,  71  Beekniau 

Mullen  John,  rigger,  tear  of  4  William 

Mullcry  James,  hatter,  58  Cliff 

Monday  David,  shoemaker,  252  William 

Munday  widow,  seamstress,  7  Orange 

Munnell  Charles,  comb-maker,  Dover 

MjUnson  Reuben,  comb-maker,  110  Henry 

Munroc  Robert,  shoemaker,  18  Road 

Murphy  Isabella,  mantua-maker,7  Cedac  • 

Murphy  Wm.  barber,  5  Augustus 

Murray  John,  hair-dresser.  367  Pearl 

Murray  Philip,  laborer,  29  George  ~ 

MusgroveT.  morocco  manufacturer,  22  Robinson 

Myers  Jacob,  baker,  59  Division 

Myers  Lewis,  ta\  lor,  24  William. 

Myefs  Peter,  tailor,  2  I5eaver-!ane 

VIII. — Shipmasters,  Mariners,  rj-  Boatmen. 

M'Alpin  J.  W.  mariner,  7  Oak 

M'Caddin  Patrick,  mariner,  Elm 

M'Cann  Barney,  mariner,  23  Augustus 

M'Coun  baniuel,  Boatman,  Essex 

M 'Curdy  Thomas,  mariner,  6  Charlotte 

M'Coy  William,  boatman,  Anthony 

M'Donald  Rand'e,  shipmaster,  43  Robinson 

M'Dougal!  Alexander,  shipmaster,  3-15  Washington 

M'Gregor,  James,  mariner,  153  Division 

M'Ginnis  Michael,  mariner  and  stevadorc,  2J  Ilarirca 

M'JLnughlin  John,  mariner,  Rivington 

M 'Miller  James,  shipmaster,  25  Oak 

M'Mullen  Frederick,  mariner,  79  Lombard 

M'I.ean  William,  mariner,  91  James 

M'NealWm.  mariner,  31  Charlotte 

M'Pherson  John,  boatman,  103  Division 

M'RineJohn,  manner,  49  Chcapside 

Mace  George-,  mariner,  Mott 

Macy  George,  mariner,  6  Mott 

Magson  Robert,  mariner,  27  Bancker 

Mallaby  Francis,  shipmaster,  14  Wall 

Mallory  Wm.  C.  pilot,  58  Cliff" 

Mansfield  John,  shipmas'.er,  Magazine,  near  Chatham- 
Marling  Wm  mariner,  7 8  Ilarnian 
Marsrhalk  Tliomas,  manner,  12  Roosevelt 
•Marshall  Eliliu,  sound  and  coast  pilot,  34  Warren 


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Marsh  Thomas,  shipmaster,  23  Fair 

Marlin  Thomas,  mariner,  29  1  /unbare} 

Martling  Daniel,  shipmaster,  North  Moore 

Mason  John,  shipmaster,  47  Augustus 

Mathews  Abraham,  ferryman,  14  Anthony 

Mathews  John,  shipmaster,  23. Division 

Mathews  Robert,  shipmaster,  9  Dutch 

Matlock,  jun,  White, shipmaster,  28  5  Greenwich 

Mead  Reuben,  boatman,  83  Bedlow 

Mency  James,  mariner,  25  Henry 

Mihcs  James.  mariner,33  Ann 

Merritt  Henry,  mariner,  7  Leonard 

Messier,  shipmaster,  30  Cedar 

Miller  David,  mariner,  Jefferson 

Miller  George,  ship  master,  62  Roosevelt 

Miller  Henry,  mariner,  100  Division 

Miller  John,  shipmaster,  102  Warren 

Miller  Nicholas,  pilot,  28  Vande  water 

Miller  Peter,  boatman,  Pump 

Mil's  Jacob,  mariner,  Bayard 

Mil  ward  John,  shipmaster,  19  Beaver 

Ming  John,  branch  pilot,  390  Pearl 

Minugh  John,  branch  pilot,  M  Grid 

Mitchel  George,  shipmaster,  17  Pump 

Mitchell  David,  branch  pilot,  79  Gold 

Mitchell  Robert,  branch  pilot,  79  Gold 

Montgomery  John,  shipmaster,  13  Stone 

Montgomery  Robert,  shipmaster,  35  Chamber 

Morling  Win.  mariner,  78  Harman 

Morris  John  P.  shipmaster,  88  Bowery 

Morris  John,  shipmaster,  1  Hester 

Morris  Nicholas,  mariner,  83  Roosevelt 

Morrison  Win,  mariner,  26  Cherry 

Mortimore  Levens,  mariner,  48  £.  George 

Moss  Win.  mariner,  First 

Mott  Henry,  shipmaster,  Beach 

Mullener,  James,  coaster,  Bedlow 

Murdock  Andrew,  shipmaster,  Sixth 

Myers  George,  mariner,  8  Barclay 

Myers  Nicholas,  shipmaster,  1 14  Harman 

tX. — Miscellaneous* 

M'Adams  Ann,  57  Broadway 
M'Bath  James,  19  James 
M'Bain  widow  Mary,  9  Cheapside 
M'Ca'kin  widjw, 397  Greenwich 
M'Can  Barnard,  '23  Augustus 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


M'Clasey  Susannah,  168  Division 

M'Clelan  Joseph,  5  Ferry 

M'Clure  Francis,  19  Duane 

M'Crea  widow  Mary,  corner  Water  and  Clinton 

M'Cready  jnn.  James,  227  Water 

M'Cormack  S.iuel,  28  Henry 

M'Cutchin  Hu^h,  Elizabeth,  near  Hester 

M'Donald  Ann,  2  liarman 

M'Dougall  John,  8  Cntirch 

M'Dutfy  widow  Mary, 23  Bancker 

M'Lvers  Charles,  34  'Wall 

M'Evers  Peter,  20  Lumber 

M'Farlane  Win.  12  Magazine 

M'Garhagan  nus.  49  Uead 

M'Garry  Win.  77  Murray 

M'Gee  Sarah,  4  Mulberry 

M'Gowin  Samuel,  26  Henry 

M'Grean  Michael,  9  Broad 

M'Habiu  widow  Ann,  15  Bedlow 

M'Henry  widow  Mary,  182  Division 

M'Kay  James,  21  Old-slip 

M'lntyre  Elizabeth,  26  liarman 

M'lvean,  Elizabeth,  1  Dutch 

M'Kee  widow  Mary,  39  Oak 

M'Kenzie  widow  Keneth,  100  Liberty 

M'Ker  widow  Ellen,  Bullock 

M'Kinnon  Neil,  75  Fair 

M'Kivers  James,  Spring 

M'Larren  widow,  61  Fair 

M'Lean  Ann,  103  Beekman,  corner  Nassau 

M'Mickle  widow,  31  James 

M'Millan  Sarah,  6  r'rankfort 

M' Mi. Ian  widow  of  Andrew,  34  Barclay 

M'Necl  Agnes,  3  Lumber 

M  I'herson  widow  Mary,  3  Bancker 

M'Fher^on  widow  Ei.en,  Henry 

M' Robin  iVter,  19  Beaver 

Mack  widow  Sarah,  5h  Chapel 

Mackavoy  Martin,  Second 

jMahony  Widow,  26  Barclay 

Malcom  Widow  of  Gen.  William,  3  Whitehall 

Malevault  Madame,  339  Broadway 

Manlev  Robert,  7  Dcy 

Mann  Elizabeth,  12  D.-y 

Mannett  Widow,  57  Division 

Mar;h  widow  Margarelta,  115  Read 

Manold  Martin,  33  Warren 

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Mar:>h  Mrs,  23  Fair 
Marshall  Nelv-iniah,  Orchard 
Marshall  5iuibe«I,  111  Ftarl 
Martue  Jaime  P.  First 

Martin  Wnlow  Locy,  Charlotte,  cornertflcdlow 
Martin  Widow  Mar\ ,  J(i  Maide.i-lane 
Martin  Patrick,  25  Chatham 
Martin  Widow  J  me,  First 
Martm  Widow  Pi  1  cilia,  Becllow 
Martin  Widow  So]: iiia,  7  -i'irmingham 
Mason  Widow  «l  John,  'J  Pine 
Ma»terton  Widow  of  David,  7 1  William 
Mathews  Elizabeth,  30  First 
Mathison  13  3  Lumber 
Maxwell  James  li.  6(i  Greenwich 
Maxwell  William,  7  Frahkfoft 
Mays  John,  33  Henry 
May  John,  9  Murray 
Mazzinehe  Dominick,  2^G  Greenwich 
Mead  Henry,  1 1  Jaiues 
.Mead  John,'  Walnut 
Mead  Widow  Mary,  71  R»»ail 
Mecan  Widow  Margaret,  Elizabeth 
Mi  cklenburgh  Charles,  leather-dresser,  &c.  26  Cherry 
M<p-o.i  Widow  Elizabeth,  102  Beillow 
Merrilt  Willow  Harriot,  49  Bowery 
MerrittJohn,  Mott 
Mersereau  David,  76  Harman 
Mersereau  Widow  Eliza,  6")  Gold 
Mesier  sen.  Peter,  112  Liberty 
Metscan  Ja'cob,  foot  of  Rooinson 
M;ers  William,  Mott 
Miilan  Miss,  46  Vesey 
Milford  Mary-Ann,  27  Bowery 
Miiiedollar  John,  Cor! aer's- Hook 
Miiler  John,  72  Front 
Miller  John,  Henry 
Miiler  Qninlin,  58  Beekman 
Miller  Mfcs,  25  Vandewater 
Miller  Widow  Anna. 71  Chatham 
Miller  Maria,  1 15  Division 
Miiler  Blackburn,  22  Greenwich 
Miller  George  li.  32  Lumber 
Miller  John  B.  22  Greenwich 
Miller  Widow,  20  Upper  Bead 
Milligan  Sarah,  38  Rooseveilt 
Mills  Widow  Catherine,  6  Cheapside 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY, 


Mills  Nancy,  16  Frankfort 
Mills  Widow,  7  6  Cherrj 
Minturn  Penelope,  330  Pearl 
Mil  water  Abigail,  8  Birmingham 
Missilles  Lewis,  90  Nassau 

MitchelWames,  Corlaer's  Hook,  nearYoules  Furnace 

Mood  Catharine,  8  Depevster 

Montange  Catharine  W  idow,  Hester 

Monk  Widow  Catharine,  First 

Mooney  Thomas,  corner  Mott  and  Hester 

Moore  Ann,  36  Barclay 

Moore  Widow  Jane  rear46  Fair 

Moore  Widow  Catharine,  40  Lumber 

Moor?  Joanna,  near  Belvidere 

Moore  Widow  Judith,  6  Robinson, 

Moore  Abraham,  15  Division- 

Moore  Lydia,  42  Division 

-Moore  Mary,  97  Lombard 

Moore  Nicholas,  First 

Moore  Nancy,  43  Cedar 

Moore  Susan,  4G  Barclay 

Moore  Susan,  47  Ann 

Moore  William,  165  Division 
Moret  Antoine,  2  Robinson 
Morgan  Margaret,  !4  Oliver 
Morgan  John,  9  Duane 

/1/onill  Elisha,  302  Pearl 

Morris  Widow  Deborah,  61  Roosevelt 

Morris  James,  14  Frankfort 

Morrison  Widow,  Washington, 

Morris  Ann,  46  James 

Mott  Widow  Abigail,  8  Cheapside 

Alott  Widow  Catharine,  184  William 

Mount  Miss  Jane,  71  Broad 

Mount  Widow  Hannah,  69  E.  George 

Mullany  James,  217  Pearl 

Mulholland  W.dow  Deborah,  45  E.  George 

Mullen  Elizabeth,  Elizabeth,  near  Hester 

Montaleque  Madame,  59  Partition 

Mnnro  Lewis,  Mott 

Murdounay  Hvpolite,  8  Murray 

A/unsell  John,  68  james 

Murray  George  W.  46  Veser 

Murray  Robert,  8  Pine 

Myers  Benjamin,  Mary 

Myers  jacob,  Corlaer's  Hook  / 

Myers  john,  68  Murray 

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My  ers  jaeobu^,  Broadway,  above  Union  Furnace 

Myers  John,  2  Ferry 

Myers  Widow  C.  Elizabeth 

Myers  Widow  Joyce,  48  Pine 

Myers  Simon,  62  Cherry 

A/vgatt  A/uthew,  3/tilberry 

X.— Curtmcn. 

A/Berth  Alexander,  Fifth 

A/'Bride  Walter,  22  Thomas 

A/'Bridc  John,  First 

A/'Cabe  Phoenix  23  Bedlow 

A/'Cammel  john,  79  Church, 

A/Camman  George,  81  Church 

M'Can  Barnard,  23  Augustus 

3/'Ctbben  Joteph,  Sixth 

A/'Clure  James,  6  Chamber 

M  Clure  Robert,  Union  Furnace,  Rroadway 

A/Clotighen  Benjamin,  5  Gibb's  Alley 

A/Cord  Robert,  Bayard 

A/'Connell  Henry,  Cross 

A/' David  Dennis,  Orchard 

A/'Dermott  Hugh,  Fisher 

Af- Donald  John,  16  Chapel 

•fl/'Garey  Christian,  Jefferson 

A/  Gre  John,  90  Read 

A/'Gee  Daniel,  4  Hudson 

A/'Gee  Roderick,  5  Upper  Read 

M'Gie  Daniel  Horton,  Mary 

MGowan  james,  A/ott 

M'Guire  Thomas,  370  Broadway 

M'Kibben  Joseph,  Sixth 

M'Niel  Isaac,  Bedford 

Mabie  Cornelius,  North  Moore 

Mabie  Peter,  61  Chapel 

Mabie  Peter,  Beach, 

Mackrill  Patrick,  Sixth 

Main  Andrew,  Desbrosses 

Malloy  Daniel,  Anthony 

Malloy  Henry,  10  Catharine-lane 

Mandeville  John,  19  Thomas 

Mandeville,  18  Thomas 

Mannell  john,  Brannon 

Jtfann  John,  Brannon 

Marsellis  Peter,  69  Ri  ad 

Ivjarsh  Lewis,  jay 

Marshall  Moses,  Spring 

Martin  Alexander  57  Read 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Martin  Thomas,  Pitt 

Martin  Gideon,  67  Church 

Mathers  Andrew,  318  Broadway 

May  Anthony,  39  Chapel 

May  Conrad,  121  Bowery 

May  Charles,  Desbrosses 

Mav  jacob,  Desbrosses 

Mead  Elkanah,  Budd,  corner  Hudson 

Magie  joshua,  115  Liberty 

Medler  Lodowick,  Second 

Medler  john,  Elizabeth 

Michaels  Jacob,  47  Hudson 

Miller  Aaron,  36  Anthony 

Miller  Abner,  58  Harman 

Miller  jeremiah,  Elizabeth 

Millar  john,  Pump 

Miller  William,  5 1  Church 

Minard  John,  28  Warren 

Minuse  Andrew,  near  Union  Furnace.  Broadway 

Mitchell  Cornell,  Hester, 

Mitchell  Uriah,  Mott 

Mishet  johnjun.  Crosby 

Modejohn,  415  Greenwich 

Moses  William,  Crosby, 

Mooney  Patrick,  15  Bedlom 

Moore  William,  82  Chapel 

Moore  Abraham,  38  Barclay 

Moore  Abraham,  152  Division 

M'»ore  Hugh,  Jefferson 

Moore  Henry  I.  Thomas 

Moore  jacob,  14  Brannon 

Moore  john,  44  Division 

Moore  Joseph,  Desbrosses 

M  >ore  Murtin,  14  Brannon 

Moorehead  Isaac,  Hester 

Morgan  jnmes,  16  Robinson 

Morris  john,  4  Leonard 

Morris  Garrit,  27  Moore 

Morrison  William,  Hester 

Mosier  Elijah,  Norfolk 

M°unt  George,  Elizabeth 

Mountain  jacob,  Third 

Myers  Cornelius C.  61  Church 
Myers  Henry,  5  Leonard 
Myers  Thomas,  12  Barley 
Mjers  jnmes,  Mott 
Myers  Martin,  Rivinglon 
Myers  Thomas,  laUpp-j- Barley 


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N. 

I. — Learned  Professions  and  Public  Officer *. 
Nack  Matthias,  inspector  of  lumber,  Harrison 
Nash  Daniel,  marshal,  2  Bed  low 
Nash  M.  select  seminary,  7  Peck-slip 
Naval  Office,  at  the  government  house 
Nazzo  James,  custom-house  officer,  Second 
Nesbit  jun.  Samuel,  physician,  315  Water 
Nesbit  sen.  Samuel,  physician,  36  Oliver,  store  li)4  Cherry 
Neilson  John,  M.  D  28  Pine 
Newark  Stage-Office,  5  Cortlandt 
Nlwbern  and  New-Windsor  Stage-house,  9  South 
Newbold  Henry,  accountant,  35  Warren 
New  kirk  Barnet,  constable,  10  Liberty 
Newport  Henry,  accountant,  35  Warren 
Newson  Robert,  inspector  of  lumber,  95  Catharine 
Nichols  George,  Hour  inspector,  3  Henry 
Nexen  Elias  W.  city  gauger,  17  Ferry 
Nixon  Richard,  marshal,  18  Cliff 
Nichols  George,  inspector,  18  Catharine 
Nortk  Benjamin,  lumber  inspector,  39  Harman 
Norwood  Andrew,  custom-house  measurer,  58  Beaver 

II. — Merchants,  Dry  Good  and  Book  Stores,  and  Store  keepers 

in  general. 

Napier  Andrew,  merchant,  corner  of  South  and  Depeyster 

Nathan  Simon,  auctioneer,  27  Water 

Nathan  &  co.  salesmen,  204  Greenwich 

Nathan  &  Powers,  auctioneers,  5  Burling-sl;p 

Neilson  Wm  merchant,  house 2  milestone, 

Neilson  jun.  Wm.  merchant  46  Water 

Nei'son&co.  Wm.  merchants,  46  Water 

Neilson  James,  merchant,  5  Albany-bason  and  4  Carlisle 

Nesbit  John,  ship-chandler,  98  Beekman 

Nesbittsen.  Samuel,  dry  good  store,  194  Cherry,  house  38  Oliver 

Nesbit  &  Jauncey,  druggists,  3 15  Water 

Nicoll  Augustus,  china  and  glass  store,  179  Water 

Nevisus  Peter,  merchant,  16  Stone 

Newbold  George,  merchant,  282  Pearl 

Newby  Robert  S.  merchant,  70  Pine 

Newton  Win.  merchant,  19  Piovoost 

New-York  Insurance  Office,  31  Wall 

New-York  Sugar  Refining  Co  hp  an  v,  cor.  Church  &  Leonard 

New-York  Evening  Post  Office, 40  Pine 

Nexen  Elias,  merchant,  18  Burling-slip 

NexseDjUD.  Wm.  auctioneer,  134  Water,  house 56  Dey 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


305 


Nixon  Thomas,  merchant,  74  Pine 
Noah  Elias,  stork  and  money  broker,  87  Greenwich 
Noon  D.  merchant,  corner  of  Pearl  and  Chatham 
Norsworthy  Samuel,  dry  good  store,  462  Pearl 
Norwood  Andre*  S.  carpet  store,  132  William 
Noyts  Seth  H.  dry  gooil  store,  84  William 

III.  —  Grocers,  Taverns,  Inns,  Porter-Houses,  Hotels,  Boarding- 

Houses,  Brewers,  and  Distillers. 

Neafie  Garrit,  grocer,  74  Vesey 

Neal  Henry,  grocer,  68  front 

Neal  Reuben,  grocer,  U.9  Lombard 

Needham  Thomas,  sailor-;'  boarding-house,  17  Lombard 

Nelson  William,  grocer,  75  Lombard 

Nesbit  Archibald,  grocer,  54  Barley,  corner  Chapel 

Nestell  Christian  I.  grocer,  369  Pearl 

N  ew  City  Hotel,  123  Broadway 

Nevins  Martin,  grocer,  125  Broad  and  2  Garden 

Newman  mrs.  Ann,  boarding  house,  77  Division 

Newson  Thomas,  grocer,  15  E.  George 

Newton  James,  grocer,  7  Bedlow 

New-York  Garden,  233  Broadway,  opposite  the  Park 

Nexsen  William  l£.  grocer,  174  Front 

Nichols  Augus'us,  grocer,  16  Burling-slip 

Nichols  Ann,  boarding-house,  Oliver 

Nichols  &son  Walter,  grocers,  15  Beekman-slip 

Niven  George,  grocer,  185  Cherry 

Noble  John,  win",  spirits  4'  porter  merchant,  63  Stone 

Nugent  Richard,  grocer,  Charlotte 

IV.  — House-Ca- centers,  Joiners,  Cabinet-makers,  Ship-wn'ghts,  Boat- 
buil.'-.rs,  Bl  k  V  if  Pump-makers,  and  Mechanics  who  work  prin- 
cipally in  Wood. 

Neafie  I'eter,  carpenter,  Washington 
Neilson  Samuel,  musical  instrument  maker,  21  Barclay 
Nesbit  James,  Windsor  chair  maker,  78  Chatham,  shop  455  Pearl 
Newman  Coles,  h.  carpenter,  Suffolk 
Newman  Hkhard,  h.  carpenter,  Suffolk 
Newton  Joseph,  builder,  109  Greenwich 
Newton  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  12  Bedlow 
Niblock  James,  h.  carpenter,  3  Bedlow 
Nicholl  James,  cooper,  35  &  4 1  Chamber 
Nichols  John,  carver  and  gilder,  308  Broadway 
Nichols  Win.  shipwright,  8  Charlotte 
Niven  John,  h.  carpenter,  28  Lombard 
Noe  Elia<,  h.  carpenter,  Hai  man  near  Charlotte 

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Noe  Michael,  h.  carpenter,  Third 
Noe  Samuel,  ship  wright,  80  Lombard 

Noble  ,  h.  car  penter,  2  Harrison 

Norris  Michael,  h.  carpenter,  Third 

North  Benjamin,  h.  carpenter  and  inspector  of  lumber,  39  Iiarmaa 
Norwood  Richard,  chair-maker,  32  Vesey 
Nott  Abraham,  h.  carpenter,  Pump 
Nott  Nathaniel,  h.  carpenter,  100  Second 

V. — Masons,  Bricklayers,  Plaisterers  and  Stone-Cutters. 
Naylor  Peter,  mason,  22  Upper  Read 
Newman  Ralph,  mason,  72  Chamber 
Noble  Francis,  bricklayer,  Sixth 
North  James,  mason,  Hudson 
Nugent  John,  mason,  12  Chatham 

VI. — Smiths  of  every  description,  including;  those  who  work  in  the 

Precious  metals,  Jewels,  SfC.  cmAJPutch-makers. 
Newell  John,  blacksmith,  4  Chamber 
Nicholl  Alex,  blacksmith,  2+  Lumber 
Nicholas  Henry,  blacksmith,  55  Bowery 
Nichols  James,  blacksmith,  02  Read 
Norris  Thomas,  brass-founder,  101  Division 

VII. — Mechanics,  Trades,  and  callings  not  before  enumerated. 

Nappey  Andrew,  hair-dresser,  299  Broadway 

Navarro  Isaac,  porter,  7 1  Cortlandt 

Neal  John,  shoe-maker,  Magazine 

Neal  Joseph,  boot  and  shoe-maker,  36  Rose 

Nevin  Thomas,  laborer,  3  Bedlow 

Needon  widow,  tayloress,  Bayard 

Needham  Thomas,  rigger,  17  Lombard 

Nelson  Jacob,  rigger,  39  Bedlow 

Nelson  Patrick,  laborer,  153  Division 

Nelson  Wm.  butcher,  145  Division,  cor.  Rutgers 

Nesbit  ,  tallow  chandler,  S8  Beekman 

New-York  I'hcenixSoaf  &Candle  Manv  factory,  Bowery 

Newliouse  John,  sawyer,  397  Greenwich 

Nicholas  Neal,  laborer,  48  Cheapside 

Nichols  /acob,  butcher,  Elizabeth 

Nichols  David,  butcher,  Elizabeth 

Nichols  Lewis,  printer,  308  Broadway 

Nichols  mrs.  mantua-maker,  102  William 

Nichols  mrs.  midwife,  Murray,  corner  Chapel 

Nichols  Phoebe,  mantua-maker,  77  Maiden-lan« 

Nichols  Zophar,  milkman,  Bowery 

Niles  Wallis,  musician,  43  Lombard 


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Nimmo  Alex,  shoemaker,  12  Cortlandt 

Noble  /ohn,  laborer,  3 J  Lombard 

Noble  /ohn,  stevadore,  Anthony 

Noe  John,  shoemaker,  Elizabeth 

Noe  Lewis,  laborer,  Bedlow 

Norris  James,  shoemaker,  193  WiUiain 

Nott/amej,  rigger,  12  Henry 

Notty  George,  laborer,  45  Hester 

Nourst  John,  quill  manufacturer,  38  Bedlow 

Nowel  /ames,  laborer,  47  /ames 

Nurse  Thomas,  rigger  and  mariner,  73  Henry 

VIII. — Shipmasters,  Mariners,  Sf  Boatmen, 

Nash  Thomas,  shipmaster,  Mott 

Nash  ,  shipmaster,  4  Vande water 

Nash  Samuel,  mariner,  9  Batavia-!anc 
Navarro  Israel,  pilot,  22  Augustus 
Neal  John,  mariner,  78  Harman 
Neilson  Samuel,  mariner,  15  Ferry 
Nevis  Samuel,  mariner,  3  Rutger 
Newell  James,  shipmaster  57  Pearl 
Newell  John,  mariner,  78  Harman 
Newell  Richard,  shipmaster,  78  Cherry 
Newson  Samuel,  shipmaster,  28  Lombard 
Nichols  Thomas,  mariner,  42  Anthony 
Nichols  William,  shipmaster,  First 
Nixon  William,  shipmaster,  10  Cliff 
Norton  Thoma?,  shipmaster,  24  Ferry 
Norwood  Hunter  U.  pilot,  69  Cliff 
Nowell  James,  mariner,  47  James 
Nugent  Robert,  mariner,  275  Water 

IX. — Miscellaneous. 
Nash  widow  Bridget,  First 
Nathan  widow  of  Joseph,  34  Whitehall 
Neal  widow  Margaret,  55  Murray 
Needham  widow  Theodosia,  Bayard 
Nestell  Ann,  41  Chatham 
Nevill  widow  Hester,  13  Pell 
Newton  widow  Jane,  14  Harman 
Nexsen  John,  49  Cedar 
Nexsen  William,  7  Vandewater 
Nexsen  William,  56  Dey 
Nichols  widow  Hagar,  36  Chapel 
Nichols  widow,  Fifth 
Nichols  widow  Hannah,  108  Division 
Nichols  widow  Mary,  308  Broadway 
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Nichols,  sen.  Walter,  13  Oliver 

Niciosc  widow  Either,  10  George 

Nicola  Gabriel,  82  Chamber,  &c  21  Upper  Read 

Nicoll  Edward,  28  Greenwich 

Nitchic  John,  38  Broad 

Nob'e  Robert,  44  Vesey 

Noe  Lenuntis,  18  Broad 

Nov  Samuel,  51  Jx>m!>ard 

N«>e  Thomas,  61  Barley 

Norman  widow,  near  \  au.vlull 

Norrowav  Anlhon),  Bowery 

Norwood  Hichard,  52  Gold 

Nowling  Mai  tin,  61  Henry 

X. — Curtmen. 

•Navi#John,  Mott 

Neil  William,  cart  man  Sc  grocer,  75  Lombard 

Neilson  James,  83  Murray 

Neilson  James,  Greenwich,  near  the  State-Prison 

Netcll  Adam,  Second 

Newberry  John,  Jefferson 

Norris  Eden,  Crosby 

Norton  Jacob,  Third 

Nutt,jun.  Nathaniel,  100  Second 

O. 

[. — Learned  Professions,  and  Public  OJkers. 

Oakey  Mrs.  teacher,  Desbrosses 
Oakley  Morris,  constable,  84  Harman 
O'Blenis  Barnard,  clerk  of  police,  II  Anthony 
O'Brien  Rev.  William,  57  Warren 
O'Brien  Rev.  Mathew,  D.  D.  49  Elm 

Ogden  David  A.  counsellor  at  law,  33  Broad,  office  12  Garden 

Ogden  David  B.  counsellor  at  law,  58  Broad 

Ogden  Gouverneur,  attorney,  58  Broad 

Ogden  Ludlow,  counsellor  at  law,  13  Robinson 

Ogden  Thomas  L.  counsellor  at  law,  13  Robinson,  office  12  Garden 

Ogilvie  Thomas,  measurer  of  lumber,  304  Greenwich 

Ogilvie  Peter,  altor.  &  counsellor  at  law,  69  Liberty,  house  CorlaerVh. 

Ogilvie  W.  attorney  &  counsellor  at  law,  69  Liberty 

Onderdonk  John,  physician,  33  Fair 

Osgood  Samuel,  naval-officer,  9  Cherry 

Ostrander  Ezekiel,  M.  D.  135  Cherry 

Ovington  William,  accountant,  222  Greenwich 

Owens  Robert  I.  accountant,  40  Pearl 

O  wens  James,  student  of  medicine,  181  Washington 


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II. — Merchants,  Dry  Good  and  Book  Stores,  and  Store-keepers 
*  in  general. 

Oakley  Daniel,  merchant,  41  Pine 
Oakley  &  Watkinson,  merchants,  51  William 
Oakley  James,  merchant-taylor,  65  Pine 
Oakley  John  H.  millinery-store,  394  Pearl 
Oakley  &  Co.  Daniel,  merchants,  231  Pearl 
O'Connor  Hugh,  merchant,  125  Front 
Odell  John,  ironmonger,  56  Bowery 
Office  of  the  American  Citizen,  8 1  Pearl 
Office  of  tlte  Commercial  Advertiser,  6  9  Pine 
Office  of  the  Daily  Advertiser,  75  Pine 
Office  of  the  Daily  Gazette,  1 1 6  Pearl 

Office  of  the  Evening  Post,  40  Pine  • 
Office  of  the  Morning  Chronicle,  59  Water 
Office  of  the  Mercantile  Advertiser,  159  Pearl 
Office  of  the  Weekly  Museum,  3  Peck-slip 
Office  of  the  Weekly  risitor,  1 12  Water 
Ogclen  Albert,  merchant,  96  William 
Ogden  Andrew,  merchant,  180  Pearl  • 
Ogden  Benjamin,  merchant,  96  William 
Ogden  George  M.  merchant,  12  Mechanic-hall,  store  South 
Ogden  Samuel,  merchant,  102  Greenwich 
Ogden  &  Co.  Jonathan,  merchants,  2  &  4  Dey 
Ogden  Joseph,  merchant-taylor,  10  Cedar 
Ogden  Andrew,  &  Brothers,  merchants,  96  William  - 
Ogden  &  Dayton,  merchants,  29  South 
Ogden  Samuel  G.  merchant,  102  Greenwich 
Ogsbury  A.  &.  F.  plated  &  hardwaiest^re,  77  William 
Olipliatit  Robert,  merchant-taylor,  29  Chatham 
On  &  Buchanan,  merchants,  74  Cedar 
Osborn  Benjamin  B.  merchant,  103  Pearl,  &  30  Broad 
Osborn  Charles,  merchant,  7  Beekman-slip 
Osborn  Joseph,  circulating  library,  77  Pearl 
Osborn  &  Van  Nostrond,  ironmongers,  7  Beekman-slip 
Ooborn  "I  homas,  merchant,  66  Gold 
Osburn  Samuel,  auctioneer,  52  Henry 
Otis  Joseph,  merchant,  83  Beekman,  store  90  Wall 
Overing  Thomas,  merchant,  3  State 
Ovutt  Smith,  dry-good  store,  136  Chatham 
III.— Grocers,  laverns,  Inns,  Porter- Hansen,  Hotels,  Boarding, 

FLiwses,  Brewers,  and  Distillers. 
Oakley  John,  boarding-liouse,  23  Cortlandt 
Oakley  George,  grocer,  20  Lombard 
Oakley  Samuel,  tavern,  52  Bowery 

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Oates  John,  porler  vanlts,  64  Front 

O'Brian  Astley,  grocer,  96  Catharine 

O'Brian  James,  porter-house,  3  Bowery 

Oizier  Francis,  grocer,  52  Cheapside 

O'Donald  Hugh,  grocer,  92  Anthony 

Ogle  John,  tavern,  36  E.  George 

O Gorman  widow  Mary,  grocer,  314  Water 

O'Neal  Henry,  grocer,  6S  Front 

O'Neal  Owen,  grocer,  77  Gold 

OjNeal  John,  grocer,  30  Mulberry,  corner  of  Cro» 

°»xTe-1  Thomas»  grocer'  Oliver,  corner  of  Oak 

OTCeil  Thomas,  grocer,  27  Augustus 

Orr  Wm.  grocer,  38  Barclay 

Osborn  Abner,  grocer,  63  Whitehall 

Osborn  widow  Lydia,  teacher,  188  William 

Ostrander  Gideon,  grocer,  60  Division 

Owens  widow  Nancy,  71  Division 

Owens  Solomon,  tavern,  77  Yesey 

IV. — Hsuse-Carpenters,  Jointrs,  Cabinet-makers,  Ship-xri^hts,  Bout' 
builders,  Block  and  Pump-makers,  and  Mechanics  who  work  pi  in- 
cipally  in  IVood. 

Oakley  Jesse,  b.  carpenter,  Second 

O'Brian  John,  cooper,  50  Chatham 

Odell  John,  h.  carpenter,  54  Bowery 

Odell  Reuben,  Windsor  chair-maker,  Barley 

Ogden  Rufus,  carpenter,  Grand 

Ogle  John,  turner  and  grocer,  3<>  E.  George 

Oliver  George,  locksmith,  l02B«3wery 

Oliver  John,  h.  carpenter,  1  Catharine,  corner  of  Division 

Oliver  '1  homas,  h.  carpenter.  7  Tryo  i-Row 

Oliver  Wm.  h.  carpen  er,  Greenwich,  above  the  Furnace 

Olmsead  Silas,  h.  carpenter,  172  Division 

Quderdonk  Gairit,  h.  carpenter,  North  Moore 

O  liei.ly  John,  h.  carpenter,  Soith  and  Front 

Osborn  Elias,  h.  carpenter,  101-  Warren 

Osborn  Nathan,  shipwright,  upper  end  Cherry 

Ostrander  Churles,  shipwright,  10  Charlotte 

Otis  Calvin,  h.  carpenter,  36  Robinson 

Otis  James,  h.  carpenter,  Mulberry 

Owens  John,  shipw  right,  Henry 

V. — Masons,  Bricklayers,  Plaisierers  and  Stone  Cutters. 
O'Brian  Alexander,  plaisterer,  36  Gold 
O'Blenis  John,  mason,  DesbrosSes 
O'Conner  Patrick,  mason,  36  John 


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O'Connor  Patrick,  mason,  32  Chatham 

Odell  Francis,  mason,  79  Church 

Oliver  John,  mason,  corner  of  Cross  and  Mulberry 

Orr  Thomas,  mason,  9  Barley 

VI. — Smiths  of  every  description,  including  those  who  xvork  in  the 

Precious  Metals,  Jewels,  fyc.  and  IVatch-mukcrs. 
O'Becker  John,  nailor,  Mulberry 
Oliver  George,  blacksmith,  102  Bowery 

VH. — Mechanics,  Trades,  and  Cullings,  not  before  enumerated. 
Oakley  Benjamin,  shoemaker ,  Hester 
Oakley  Samuel,  livery  stable,  52  Bowery 
Oakley  John,  shoemaker,  Hester 
O'Daniel  James,  tailor,  36  Augustus 
O'Brien  Patrick,  laborer,  46  Gold 
O'Brien  Thomas,  laborer,  45  Harman 

Ogden  Benjamin,  surgeon  dentist,  hair-dresser  and  grocer,  72  Chat- 

Ogden  EzekieL  laborer,  Mott  [ham 

Ogden  Fanny,  seamstress,  7  Augustus 

Ogden  Joseph,  taylor,  16  Cedar 

Ogden  Joseph,  shoemaker,  91  Harman 

0(H  ara  Hugh,  baker,  28  Bed  low 

<  ^lail"  John,  card-maker,  Greenwich,  near  State  Prison 

Oliver  John  W.  fruiter,  76  Broadway 

Oliver  widow  Sarah,  nurse,  Mulberry 

Oliver  Wm.  rigger,  12  Chatham 

Ormsley  James,  laborer,  8  Bedlow 

Orr  James  L.  umbrella-maker,  255  Broadway 

Orr  Thomas,  shoemaker,  Harman,  corner  of  K.  George 

Orsbolt  Ralph,  shoemaker,  37  Murray 

Ortley  Henry,  tanner,  108  Gold,  corner  of  Frankfort 

0>born  ,  h.  carpenter,  Elizabeth 

Dabdrn  John,  shoemaker,  Pell 

Osborn  Charles,  rigger,  121  Lombard 

Osborne  Wm.  rope-maker,  15  Pelt 

Osburn  Ithamer,  boot  and  shoe-maker,  105  Cherry 

Otter*on  Andrew,  taylor,  60  Fair 

Ostrander  Daniel,  taylor,  12  Birmingham 

Oury  James,  taylor,  52  Chamber 

Owens  Daniel,  baker,  Elizabeth 

VIII. — Shipmasters,  Mariners,  Sf  Boatmen. 

Oakden  Joseph,  pilot,  5 1  Ann 
O'Brian  Pheebe,  tayloress,  65  Ann 
O  Brian  John,  mariner,  96  Anthony 
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O'Conner  John,  thipmaster,  53  Division 

Odell  Abraham,  boatman,  DesbrOsses 

Ogden  Joseph,  piiot,  51  Ann 

Ogilvie  Thomas,  shipmaster,  33  Btekman 

Osbom  David,  mariner,  4  Bediow 

Osmond  Win.  mariner,  Gibb's  Alley 

Owens  James,  mariner,  8  Birmingham 

Owens  John,  mariner,  1 14  Harman 

Opin  Thomas,  mariner,  89  Catharine 

Ozitr  Francis,  mariner,  and  grocer,  52  Cheapside 

1 X . — Mitccllancous. 

Oakes  Susanna,  22  Read 
O'Brian  John,  Orchard 
O'Brian  John,  Fifth 
O'Donald  Mary,  16  E.  George 
Ogden  Margaret,  78  Pearl 
Ogden  Martha,  46  Cedar 
Ogden  Robert,  7  Robinson 
Ogilvie  widow  Marv,  43  Pine 
Ogilvie  widow,  75  Warren 
Ogilvie  Jude,  Corlaer's  Hook 
■Ogsbury  sen.  Alexander,  19  Murray 
Oliver  widow,  69  Warren 
Oliver  Deborah,  Hester 
Oothout  widow  of  John,  32  Cortlandt 
Orr  Nancy,  Eaton's  Aley 
Orsborne  Samuel,  52  Henry 
Oaborne  widow,  188  William 
Ostrander  Daniel,  Birmingham 

X.— Cartmen. 

Oakley  Benjamin,  52  Chamber 

Oakley  John.cartman  and  grocer,  8  Division 

Onderdonk  Andrew,  Orchard 

Ord  Alexander,  85  Chamber 

Jit  Arthur,  Neutral  Alley,  Bedlow 

Osborn  Joseph,  Elizabeth 

Osburn  Lewis,  Henry 

Osmond  John,  Mott 

Owens  Solomon,  5  I  Division 

Oawich  Thomas,  9  Cheapside 


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h — Learned  Professions,  and  Public  Officers. 
Page  sen  Samuel  L.  inspector  of  beet"  and  pork,  Greenwich,  near 
New  Market 

Page  jun.  Samuel  L.  inspector  of  beef  and  pork,  Greenwich,  near 
Palmer  Aaron  H.  teacher,  4G  Harman  [New  Market 

Palmer  Elihu,  moral  and  philosophical  lecturer,  93  Cherry  i 
Ptlmer Mr.  and  Mrs.  young  ladies'  academy,  372  Pearl  and  46  Har- 
Paterson  W  alter,  attorney  at  law,  34  Wall  [man 
Patterson  John  VV.  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law,  112  Pearl 
Paulding  Peter,  marshalvBay  ard 

Paulding  jun.  Wm.  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law,  4  Cedar 

Parks  Peier,  sexton  to  Methodist  church,  Second 

Patton  John,  culler  of  staves,  First 

Payne  James  VV.  inspector  of  customs,  104  Gold 

Payne  John,  inspector  of  wood,  175  Washington 

Pearsall  Win.  measurer,  22  Oliver 

Pearsee  jun.  Jonathan,  attorney  and  notary  public,  40  Nassau 
Peiissier  V.  professor, of  mu»ic,  I  George 
i  Pell  Salu,  physician,  142  Pearl 
Pell  Jemima,  teacher,  \G9  Division 
Pendleton  Nathaniel,  counsellor  at  law,  17  Wall 
Perry  Samuel,  teacher,  92  Harman 

Peterson  Win.  inspector  of  leather  and  capt.  city  watch,  3  Bowery 

Phoebus  Rev.  Wm.  physician,  6  Second 

Phoenix  Alexander,  attorney  at  law,  138  Water 

Phoenix  Daniel,  city  treasurer,  138  Water  / 

Phoenix  Thomas,  attorney,  25  Murray 

Pickett  Albert,  teacher,  90  Chamber  , 

Piggot  Robert,  teacher,  Catharine-lane 

Pinkney  Thomas,  measurer,  8  Rutgers 

Pintard  John,  city  inspector,  house  1 1  Upper  Read,  office  City-IIali 
Pirsons  Win.  teacher,  Washington,  corner  of  Jay 
Piatt  Mary,  teacher,  71  Roosevelt 
Police-Office,  City-Hall,  Wall 
Pool  Joseph,  accountant,  107  Harman 

Popham  Wm.  attorney,  counsellor  and  notary  public  and  cleik  of  the 

Exchequer  court,  27  William 
Post  Jotham,  steward  of  the  hospital,  at  the  Hospital 
Post  >u>.  Jotham,  M.  D.  21  Cherry 
Post-Office,  corner  of  Garden  and  William 
Posf  Wright,  surgeon,  G8  Broadway 
Price  Stephen,  attorney,  52  Wall 
Priest  Henry,  young  ladies'  academy,  16  Cedar 
Prince  Benjamin,  physician  and  druggist,  97  Bedlow,  cor.  Chailotte 
.Prince  Christopher,  measurer,  24  Chamber 
Pringle  Mary,  teacher  of  needle-work,  Sec.  19  Division 
Prqvost  Rt.  Rev.  Samuel,  bishop,  262  Greenwich 
Probate  Office,  1  Wall 


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Proal  Peter,  teacher  of  languages,  56  Cedar 
Proudfit  Daniel,  M.  D  82  Broadway 
Proud  foot  Lawrence,  accountant,  73  William 
Ppblic  Store,  1 18  Greenwich 
Purcardy  Henry,  professor  of  music,  4©  Chamber 
Puntziea  John,  writer  In  the  city  clerk's  ollice,  Elizabeth 
Purdy  John,  sexton  to  St.  George's  Chapel,  29  Bcckman 
Purdy  John  W.  teacher,  Mulberry 

II.— Merchants,  Dry  Good  and  Book  Stores,  and  Store  Keepers 
in  general. 

Paff  John  Sc  M.  musical  store,  54  Maiden-lane 

Page  Benjamin,  merchant,  120  Libert) ,  store  1C2  Pearl 

Palmer  James  &  John,  merchants,  39  South 

Palmer  John,  merchant,  77  John  and  135  Greenwich 

Palmer  &  Iliggins,  china-store,  150  Chatham 

Pandolphy  John  D.  merchant,  247  \\  illiain,  store  212  Broadway 

Panton  Francis,  merchant,  42  Front 

Panton  Henry  H.  merchant,  22  Dey 

Panton  &  Bradford,  merchants,  store  42  Front 

Pardee  Ariovstus,  merchant,  66  Gold,  store  173  Front 

Parkhurst  I.  &  N.  merchants,  88  William 

Parkinson  John,  merchant,  23  South,  house  5  Whitehall 

Parkinson  John  Si  Kobt.  merchants,  5  Whitehall  and  30  Coenties-flip 

Parks  John,  merchant,  1 1  Jay 

Parks  James,  merchant,  D4  Front  .  • 

Parker  James,  dry  good  store,  306  Water 

Parsons  &  Son,  James,  mr rchanta,  257  Pear! 

Parsons  Win.  merchant,  Jefferson,  corner  of  Harman 

Parsons  Samuel,  merchant,  257  Pearl 

Patrick  John,  merchant,  1 1  Pearl,  store  38  South 

Patterson  James,  merchant,  Greenw  ich,  corner  of  Warren 

Paterson  &  co.  Robert  L.  merchants  and  ship  chandlers,  72  South 

Paulding  Nathaniel,  wine  merchant,  162  Front 

Paulding  &  Irving,  wine  merchants,  li>2  Front 

Paxton  Samuel,  auctioneer,  142  Front 

Payne  &  co.  Win.  merchants,  161  Front 

Pearsall  Robert  W.  G.  merchant  86  Pine 

Pearsall  Edmund,  merchant,  153  Pearr 

Pearsall  Robert,  merchant,  268  Pearl 

Pearsall  Thomas,  merchant,  53  Broadway 

Pearsall  Thomas  C.  merchant,  43  Wall 

Pearsall  &  Campbell,  merchants,  239  Pearl 

Pearsall  &  Son,  Thomas,  merchants,  239  Peail 

Peck  Uc-zekiah,  clothing  store,  270  Water 

Peck  Win.  merchant  t'ayior,  47  Wall 

Peck  Hester,  dry  good  store,  126  Pearl 

Feck  &  Sturges,  merchant  taylors,47  Wall 

Fell  Jonathan  A.  merchant,  7  Roosevelt 


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Pell  Joshua,  merchant,  53  Partition 

/•ell  &  Son,  Benjamin,  merchants,  248  Pearl 

Penoyre  Robert,  dry  good  store,  464  Pearl 

Percival  &  Colton,  merchants,  208  Broadway 

Perpigan  Stephen,  merchant,  60  Warren  and  42  Water 

Perrot  James,  merchant,  56  Ann 

Peters  Wm.  B.  &co.dry  good  store,  144  Water 

Peters  Henry,  merchant,  204  pearl,  house  2  milestone,  Broadway 

Peters  John,  merchant,  17  pearl,  store  36  South 

Peters  &  CJedney,  china  and  glass  store,  204  pearl 

Peters  Wm.  dry  good  store,  102  Cherry 

PfisterAlex.  V.  merchant,  store  Washington  near  Carlisle,  house  5 

Phoenix  Wm.  merchant  taylor,  319  pearl  [Carlisle 

Phcenix  Assurance  Company'sOffice,  89  Water 

Phillips  Thomas,  druggist,  66  Maiden-lane 

Phillips  &  Clarke,  druggists,  66  Maiden-lane 

Phillips  Henry  W.  &  L.  merchants,  33  South,  house  2  Stone 

Phillips  Henry,  broker,  17  Chatham 

Phillips  Naphtali,  auctioneer,  34  partition,  office  34  Wall 

Pickard  Hart,  dry  good  store,  428  pearl 

Philippon  F.  merchant,  46  Stone 

Pierpont  Hezekiah,  B.  merchant,  house  at  Brooklyn 

Pierson  Isaac,  merchant,  18  Market  licld 

Pierson  &  Brothers,  J.  G.  iron  and  cut  nail  store,  23  Front,  house  43 

Pine  Robert,  flour  merchant,  Duane  [pearl 

Pinkney  Stephen,  dry  good  store,  131  Cherry 

Piatt  Richard,  broker  and  commission  merchant,  54  Wall 

Plant  James,  merchant,  7  Murray 

Pluymert  Win.  M.  merchant,  164  Front 

Pjllock  Carlile,  merchant,  54  Greenwich 

Pols  John  B.  dry  good  store,  5& Chatham 

Poiri  &  co  R.  print  and  looking-glass  store,  112  Broadway 

Post  Joel  &  Jotham,  druggists,  corner  of  Wall  and  William 

Post  Wm.  merchant,  56  Mulberry 

Post  Wm.  &  G.  paint  store,  160  Water,  corner  of  Fletcher 

Post  &  Russell,  merchants,  69  South,  corner  pine 

Post  &  Chammings  merchants,  218  Water 

p.j't  John,  8  Thomas,  flour  store  66  partition  . 

Post  Thomas,  luaiber  merchant,  148  Cherry 

Powell  Jonah,  merchant,  167  Water 

Powers  Lawrance,  millinery  store,  433  pearl 

Powell  Stephen,  merchant  taylor,  95  pearl 

Prall  Abraham,  merchant,  176  Water 

Prall  Ichabod,  merchant,  213  *earl  and  39  Cliff 

Prime  Nathaniel,  stock  and  commis3ion  broker,  42  Watt 

Piingle  T.  &  II.  merchants',  71  pine 

Prior  F.dmond,  merchant,  270  pearl 

Prior  Henry,  ironmonger,  136  Fly-market 

Puffer  George,  druggist,  22  Marketncld 


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riills  John,  flour  store,  £  I  Vaey 

P\e  John,  ironmonger,  76  Chatham 

P)  ke  Wm.  II.  dry  good  store,  1  i  I  Chatham 

111.— Grocers,  Taverns,  Tuns,  Porter-Houses,  Ilnfch,  Utardi/ig- 

Houses,  Brewer*  and  Distillers. 
Page  B.  tavern  and  victualling  house,  13  Catharine 
Pailes  James,  grocer,  Suffolk 
PalmfT  Hannah,  boarding-house,  23?  \\  iter 
Palmer  James,  grocer,  Suffolk,  near  Division 
Palmer  John,  grocer,  Second,  corner  of  Pump 
Palmer  John,  grocer,  100  I»mbar J,  corner  Charlotte 
Palmer  Lancaster,  grocer,  bowery,  corner  prince 
Palmer  &  Higgins,  grocers,  Bowery,  near  Stanton 
Palmer  Saxton,  sailors'  boarding-house,  238  Front 
Palmes,  Mrs.  boarding-house,  yl  M.'.iden-Iane, 
Parise,  Augustus,  tavern,  U.  S.  Garden,  233  Broadway 
Park  James  grocer,  157  Greenwich 
Parmela  Samuel,  grocer,  25  Garden  and  20  Cuenlies-slip 
Parry  John,  tavern  and  sailors'  uoarding-hou>e,  12  James 
Parsells  Remington,  grocer,  35 1  Greenwich 
Parsells  Rivington,  grocer,  Jefferson,  corner  llarman 
Patton  Robert,  grocer,  59  Roosevelt,  corner  of  Oak 
Patterson  John,  grocer,  Christopher,  above  SutcP.ison 
Patterson  Robert,  grocer,  23  Banker 
Patterson  &  Coutant,  grocers,  7  South 
Paulding  John,  grocer,  42C  Broadway 
paxton  Mrs.  Hannah,  boarding-house,  159  Front 
p«rl  David,  boarding-house,  187  Cherry 
peck  Widow  Sarah,  boarding-house,  181  pearl 
Peishell  Leonard,  grocer,  75  Bowery 
Pell  Aaron,  grocer,  163  pearl 

Pell  Frederick  D.  grocer,  Elizabeth,  corner  of  Hester 

Perine  David,  grocer,  4  Coenties-slip,  house  S3  Broad 

Perine  Robert,  grocer,  43  Lumber 

Perrot  John,  grocer,  75  Fair 

Perry  John,  grocer,  12  James 

Perry  Widow  of  Nevers,  grace'-,  392  Greenwich 

Petit  Joseph,  tavern,  corner  of  Murray  and  Denning's  Bason 

Petit  William,  tavern,  Vesey-street  Dock 

Phillips  William,  grocer,  Beekman-slip 

Philips  John  H.  grocer  and  blockmaker,  Mulberry 

Philips  and  Williams,  grocer?,  181  Front 

Phoebus  Thomas,  grocer,  52  Stone;  store  Coenties-slip 

Phyfe  John,  grocer,  30  Barclay 

Pierce  William,  grocer,  27  Cliff 

Pierson  Daniel,  porter-house,  259  William 

Pickering  Minatt,  grocer,  121  Cherry 

P  ggot  George,  cordial  distiller,  10  James 


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Pingree  Moses,  grocer  and  republican  hotel,  Walnut,  corner  Grand 

Pinckney  Elijah  grocer,  store  221  Front,  house  38  Oak 

Pinckncy  Jonathan,  grocer,  Bowery,  near  Bleecker-street 

Pinto  Widow  Rachel,  boarding-house,  14  Duane 

Piper  Catharine  tavern,  50  James 

Pitcher  William,  grocer,  75  Pearl 

Pitt  John,  porter-house,  158  William 

Place  Smith,  grocer,  Third,  corner  of  Rivington 

Poillon  P.  grocer,  151  Fly-market 

Polhemus  Cornelius,  grocer,  Orchard,  corner  of  Hester 

Polhemus  John,  grocer  and  chair-maker,  13  Lombard 

I'olegrean  David,  grocer,  53  Cheapside 

Poor  William,  grocer,  Mulberry,  corner  of  Bayard 

Pope  John,  porter-house,  13  Dover 

Porter  Eldad,  grocer  and  cartman,  Pump,  corner  of  Orchard 

Powell  Samuel,  grocer,  South,  corner  of  Wall 

Price  Timothy,  grocer,  65  Henry 

Primrose  John,  grocer,  35  Rose 

Prior  Phcebe,  boarding-house,  53  Cliff 

Pryer  Sarah,  tavern,  46  James 

Pursell  Michael,  sailors'  boarding-house  and  rigger,  282  Wat«r 

Purdy  Israel,  grocer,  68  Partition 

Purdy  Josiah,  grocer,  271  Broadway 

Purdy  Smith,  grocer,  Chanel,  corner  of  Barley 

Pymer  David,  grocer,  76  Pine 

W -—House  Carpenters,  Joiners,  Cabinet-makers,  Shipwrights,  Boat- 
builders,  Block  and  Pump-makers,  and  Mechanics,  whtivork prin- 
cipully  in  Wood. 

Painter  George,  h.  carpenter,  39  Read 

Palmer  Peter,  shipwright,  First  [7  Wall 

Palmer  W.  fancy  chair-maker,  painter  and  japanner,  3  Nassau,  and 

Palmer  William,  h.  carpenter',  Bowery,  opposite  2  mile  stwne 

Pancoat  Joseph,  h  carpenter,  Essex 

Parker  Isaac,  shipwright,  82  Lombard 

Parker  George,  h.  carpenter,  1 16  Harman 

Parker  James,  h.  carpenter,  Elizabeth 

Parker  Michael,  h.  carpenter,  28  Oak 

Parsells  John,  shipwright.  Third 

Parsells  Sarah,  upholsterer,  13  Barclay 

Parsdls  Silas,  h.  carpenter,  77  Division  I 

Parsells  Thomas,  ship-wright,  Fisher 

Parsells  Thomas,  coach. and  chair-maker,  145  Broadway 

Pass  Robert ,  shipwright,  5  Charlotte 

Patent  Block  Manufactory,  185  Front 

Patton  James,  cooper,  First 

Paterson  William,  h.  caipenler,  32  Anthony 

Palerson  Samuel,  shipwright,  Lombard 

Paterson  William,  h.  carpenter,  rear  of  48  Frankfort 


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Paul  Joseph,  shipwright,  Gi)  E.  George 

Payne  john,  li.  carpenter,  Greenwich  Market 

Payne  Thomas  6c  Jonas,  cabinet-makers,  If  5  Water 

Pearce  Robert,  shipwright,  Charlotte 

Pearsall  John,  h.  carpenter,  Third 

Peasall  Silas,  h.  carpenter,  77  Division 

Peers  Henry,  h.  carpenter,  Walker 

Pell  Charles,  h.  carpenter,  100  Lombard 

Pelletreau  Elias,  block-maker,  Sixth 

Peloubet Joseph,  musical  instrument  maker,  150  William 

Pennel  Hays,  wheelwright,  128  Bowery 

Pcnnoy  Isaac,  h.  carpenter,  85  Henry 

Pentz  Adam,  cooper,  46  Roosevelt,  shop  Depeyster 

J'erine  Henry,  coach-maker,  32  Barclay 

Perrot  james,  h.  carpenter  56  Ann 

Peters  William,  shipwright,  174  Division 

Peterson  Jacob,  wheelwright  and  coach-maker,  8  Molt 

Peterson  John,  h.  carpenter,  34  Chatham 

Pettit  Samuel,  chair-maker,  20  Division 

Petitt  Joseph,  dock-builder,  85  Chamber 

Phillies  David,  block-maker,  65  Division 

Phillips  john  II.  block-maker  and  grocer,  Mulbeiryr  ^ 

Phillips  Thomas,  block-maker,  47  Division 

Phillips  William,  h.  carpenter  and  joiner,  12  Cedar 

Phyfe  Duncan,  cabinet-maker,  35  Partition 

Phnvily  John,  shipwright,  iy  Birmingham 

Pick  George,  h.  carpenter  and  builder,  20  James 

Piggot  Joseph,  upholsterer,  68  Read 

Piper  Frederick,  h.  carpenter,  Third 

Pitt  John,  Venetian  blind  manufactory,  158  William 

Place  Jacob,  shipwright,  Charlotte 

Place  William,  h.  carpenter, N.  Moore 

Plain  Bartholomew,  pictufc-frame-maker,  31  Division 

Piatt  Alison,  h.  carpenter,  Mulberry 

Piatt  Richard,  shipwright,  95  Bedlow,  corner  Charlotte 

Please  William,  h.  carpenter,  North  Moore 

Plummer  William,  cooper,  52  E.  George 

Poillon  John,  cabinet-maker,  27  I  Pearl 

Poinayer  Isaac,  h.  carpenter,  Henry 

Poineer  Charles  J\  h.  carpenter,  Chapel  and  Eeacb 

Pooley  Samuel,  joiner,  88  Fair 

Porterfield  Alexander,  h.  carpen'.er,  10  Barley 

PostJolnii  h.  carpenter,  S'l  hot.jas 

Post  John  I.  upho  sterer,  237  \\  ater 

Powell  George,  h.  carpenter,  13  Fayette 

Powell  John,  h.  carpenter,  C7  Henry 

Powell  Thomas,  chair-maker,  75  John 

Powlis  Cornelius,  h.. carpenter,  Vesiry 

J'owlis  Henry,  h.  carpenter,  63  Hudiua 


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Pratt  Isaac,  cabinet-maker,  63  Division 

Trail  Isaac,  shipwright,  137  Cherry,  shopNew  slip 

Price  Richard,  li.  carpenter,  69  Church 

Price  Robert,  h.  carpenter,  l'rovoost 

Price  Thomas,  cabinet-maker,  Hudson 

Price  William,  looking-glass  manufactory,  74  John 

Probyer  Edward,  architect  and  builder,  224  William 

Provost  John,  h.  carpenter,  24  I'pper  Read 

Psille  John  F.  cooper,  corner  Fourth  and  Pump 

Purdy  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  Bayard 

Purdy  Samuel,  h  carpenter,  30  Barclay 

Purdy  Bailey,  h.  carpenter,  35  Bancker 

V. — Masor.s,  Bricklayers,  PLdstercrs  and  Stone  Cutters. 
Parker  George,  mason  and  builder,  20  Anthony 
Parker  William,  mason,  Mott 
Passman  Abraham,  mason  ,  J  jeonard 
Patten  Johnson,  builder  and  mason,  24  Be'ekman 
Peffers  Jacob,  mason,  13  F.  'George 
Pelt  John,  mason,  15  Frankfort  ) 
Petit  Abraham,  mason,  Hester 

Pierce  William,  mason.  27  Clbf    .;!     ■      a.    ).i  .ml 
rinx  George,  mason,  C  8  Thomas 

Firrie&  Boston,  slaters,  25  Upper.  Read,  corner  of  Fim 
Pitcaithly  Robert,  mason,  Charlotte  •  ,  ,j  .,,;>  .tu.iit ■'.  f)  h 

Price  Benjamin,  mason,  107  Lombard 
Price  Ichabod,  mason,  Walker 

JYice  Nathaniel,  mason,  52  Barclay  : ' 

Pubs  David,  mason,  4<5  Anthony 
Pulis  Thomas,  mason,  Bollock 

VI. — Smiths  of  even/  description,  including  those  who  work  in 

Precious  Afituls,  Jcuels,  ice.  (tad  iVatch-mukers. 
Parmelc  Hoger,  nail-maker,  9  and  1 1  Bridge 
Pjsral  R-imain,  iMiplale-worker,  54  Front 
Pascal  andTavCieau,  tinplate  v<t/rkeis„54  Front 
Patten  James,  bjacksmith,  house  Hpnry,  shoj>  173  Front 
Patten  job",  blacksmith,  lyjuse  18  Oliver,  sliop  339  Water 
Pearson  John,  gold  and  silver-smith,  and  engraver,  212  Pearl 
Pell  AbijaJi,  blacksmith,  l8Ai»tbpny 

Pell  Caleb,  .  ..ppt.-  iv.th,  house 112  Chatham,  shop  183  Water 

Peil  Jabez,  cqppoi-sfniih  and  city  sealer  ot  weights,  &c.  157  Front 

Pellcnger  Hie.iard,  blacksmitnTrunjr  ',[r. 

Peterson  Cornelius  blacksmith,  67-  Division 

I'eter  oi  Garrit,  blacksmith,  Uo*  Chatham  ' 

Pnillips  Peter,  blacksmith,  35  I.ombaid 

P  liUipi  Robert,  blat  ksmith,  S5  Fombard 

P.rr.e  Joseph,  culler,  gunsmith',  &c.  6  Perk-slip 

P.jcock  John,  block-tin  manufactory,  <)  Maiden-lane 

Powell  John,  tin-plate  worker,  hO  Fair 


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Powell  John,  tin-plate  worker,  17'Pump 

Powell  William,  tin-plate  worker,  17  Pump 

Prescott  Henry,  watch-maker,  1 65  Pearl  and  89  Catharine 

Price  Simoon,  blacksmith,  72  Henry  . 

Purvis  William,  blacksmith,  78  Chapel 

PycGeorpe,  locksmith, 72  Henry 

Pje  'I  nomas,  lotksmith,7l  Henry 

Pye'l  homas  &  William,  locksmiths,  7 1  Henry 

Pye  William,  locksmith,  Bayard 

VII. — Afechamci,  Trades,  and  Callings,  not  bffore  enumerated. 
Pjldoey  Mo<cs,  moulder,  Corlaer's  Hook 
Pad' Andrew,  butcher,  Bayard,  corner  of  Mulberry 
Painter  Martin,  shoemaker,  27  Church 
Palmer  Israel,  cook-shop,  77  Vesey 
Palmer  John,  rigger,  32  Vesey, 
Palmer  Stephen,  sail-maker,  239  William 
Palmer  Stephen,  shoemaker,  Orchard 
Palmer  Neheiniah,  rigger,  13  E.  George 
Palow  Noah,  caulker,  44  Cherry 
parett  Stephen,  fruiterer,  74  Barclay 
Park  John,  baker,  Cherry,  near  Rutgers 
Parker  James,  laborer,  Walnut 

Parker  John  E.shoemaker,  123  Division  '<  ,*r>ifr3'AH 

parker  Joshua,  shoemaker,  265  Broadway 
Parker  Joshua,  taylor,  Chapel,  comer  of  Leonard 
Parker  Josiah,  tay lor,  7  Beekman 
Parker  Mary,  seamstress,  43  Chamber 

parker  Margaret,  milliner,  152  William  '  '•' 

parker  Wiiliam,  painter  and  glazier,  304  Water 

parmitter  John,  boot  &  shoemaker,  277  Pearl 

parsells  Richard,  baker,  23  Provoost  ^  *'  **n% 

parsells  Stephen,  sail-maker,  6  Lombard 

pirdiall  James  C.  shoe  dealer,  Orchard,  corner  Stanton 

persons  Samuel,  taylor,  103  Maiden-lane 

Partridge  John,  shoemaker,  13  Bowery 

passman  Francis,  livery  stable,  74  Nassau 

p  itterson  John,  sawyer*  66  Murray 

pjtterson  James  B.  saddler,  96  and  1 13  W'ater 

patten  Ed  ward  butcher,  Bowery  -  ' 

patten  -jairtes.-soap  and  candle  manufactory,  2!  Warren 

Patten  Patrick,  laborer,  47  Barclay 

Pattey  Bjddrick,  gardener  Fifth  « 

Paul  Christopher,  slioem  iker,  28  First 

Paul  john,  rigger,  23  Fletcher 

Paulin  Fraocis,  segar-inaker,  36  Read 

P.iy  jr  !Hifclaborer,2j  Cjhaiharfr" 

Pa.yne  Mrs.  fruiterer,  45  Chatham 

Peacock  Alexander,  butcher,  65  Bowery 


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Peacock  Henry,  hafr-drcsser,  r6~i  William 

Peal  john,  gardener,  Rivingion 

Pearl  Widow  jane,  tayloress,  4.0  Chapel 

Pearselock  David,  sail-maker,  rear  of  '21  Rofie 

Pearson  Squire,  laborer,  Bedlow 

Pearce  William,  taylor,  31  Division 

Peass  Kingston,  black-ball-maker,  S  Fayette 

Pechtell  George,  laborer,  Molt 

Pecker  William,  poiter,  Pell,  near  Mott 

Peckwell  Henry  W.  printer,  66  Ann 

Pedley  Thomas,  hair-dresser  and  perfumer,  4G0  Greenwich 

Peffer  Jacob,  shoemaker,  Second 

Pelissier  Mrs.  milliner,  99  Beekman 

Pell  Caleb,  soap  and  candle  manufactory,  41  Cheapjide,  and  3ra 

PHI  John,  butcher  2  milestone  [I>ombaid 

Pe\\  John,  gardener,  Hivington 

Pelletreau  Elias,  hair-dresser,  17  Bose 

/'elson  /'hineas,  lamplighter,  1 1  Cross 

Pelsue  William  L.  printer,  38  Yesry 

Pelsue  Widow  Sarah,  tayloress,  4  Church 

Peltham  Joseph,  laborer,  9  Vandewater 

Pelton  William,  shoemaker,  Second 

Pennoyer  Reuben,  baker,  37' Charlotte 

Penny  John,  hair-dresser,  120  l'ly-maiket 

Penny  Jonathan,  hair-di esser,  111'  Broad 

Penny  Sarah,  mantua-maker,  17  Recter 

Penny  Thomas,  hair-dresser,  136  Fly-market 

Pentz  Frederick,  shoemaker,  24  Old-slip 

Perine James,  taylor,  111  Ilarman 

Perin  John,  butcher,  12  Division 

Perigo  William,  milkman.  52  Chapel 

Perkins  William,  baker,  Crosby 

Perry  Johr,  laborer,  Rivington 

Perry  John,  coachman,  Suffolk 

Perriez  E.  hair-dresser,  29  Church 

Persiany  I  uke,  fruiterer,  61  Division,  and  145  Fly-piarkei 

Peshine  John,  shoemaker,  303  Pearl 

Pessinger  Andrew,  butcher,  8  Fisher 

I'essinger  John,  butcher,  31  Bowery 

P.-sliner  Emanuel,  taylor,  9  Ccorge 

Peters  Henry,  taylor,  Mott 

Peters  John,  taylor,  30  Harman 

Peters  William,  taylor,  Molt 

peters  William,  clothier,  !02  Cherry 

Peter  Scip'o,  cook,  Bullock 

Peterson  John,  rigger,  6  Bedlow 

Peterson  Widow  Jane,  tobacconist,  193  Washington 

Peters  in  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  5  Bowery 

Petit  Joseph;  laborer,  85  Chamber 


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Petit  Mrs.  Jane,  comedian,  1  Chapel 

Pettingei;  Widow  Elizabeth,  lay loress,  178  William 

Petie  George,  sadler,  Broadway,  near  Union  Furnace 

Pin-Ian  Patrick,  skinner,  3  Hague 

Phelps  Stephen,  shoemaker,  5  Rector 

Philips  Abraham,  labou  r,  Hester 

PhihpsJohn,  fruiterer,  127  Cherry 

Philipse  John,  butcher,  Mary 

Phoenix  William,  taylor,319  Pearl 

Pegsden  Thomas,  sawyer,  87  Chapel 

P.erce  William,  taylor',31  Division 

Pieicy  John  I.  morocco  manufacturer,  Bullock 

P.erson  Caleb,  \iA  iter.  102  Washington 

Pierson  Isaac,  shoemaker,  Hester 

Pierson  Mary,  tayloress,  Staple 

Pierson  Nicholas,  umbrella-maker,  124  Cherry 

P.ke  ,  taylor,  100  Cherry 

Pinkney  Hannah,  seamstress,  172  Division 
Pitman  Isaiah,  rope-maker,  upper  end  of  Third 
Pitman  Thomas,  rope-maker,  Orchard 
p. ace  Aaron,  milkman,  Third,  near  Fourth 
place  Ephraim,  shoemaker,  12  Chatham 
p.ace  John,  oysterman,  47  Beaver 
Place  Pearseville,  shoemaker,  56  Henry 
Place  Thomas,  butcher,  Divi-ion  and  Norfolk 
Place  Robert,  butcher,  150  Division,  corner  Essex 
Piain  Bartholomew,  picture-maker,  3 1  Division 
P-att  WHliam,  painter  2nd  glazier,  Hester 
p.umb  Isaac,  sign-painter,  65  Pearl 
Pjcock  &  Delarue,  milliners,  272  Greenwich 
pjilon  John,  chocolate- maker,  1 14  Bowery 
Polhemus  John,  milkman,  Laight 
polhemus  Abraham,  tanner  and  currier,  3  Jacob 
Polhemus  Theodoras,  tanner,  7  Jacob 
Potisford  james,  tallow-chandler,  Bowery 
pontier  Samuel,  laborer,  Second 
Pool  John,  baker,  \1  Upper  Chamber 

Pope  Henry,  coach  lace  and  fringe  manufacturer,  78  Maiden-lane  . 

Porter  Elizabeth,  fruiterer,  94  Cherry 

Porter  Moses,  laborer,  13  Catharine-lane 

Porterfee  John,  shoemaker,  Henry 

Post  Wm.  butcher,  54  Huibernr 

Po*t  widow  Ann,  tay  loress,  50  Chapel 

Post  ,  paint  manufacturer,  Elizabeth 

Potts  Abraham,  grainery,  Greenwich 
Pouilly  Francis  f.  fruiterer,  46  Harman 
Puoly  J  >hn,  tay'or,  Augustus 
Powtil  Francis,  shoemaker,  435  Greenwich 


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Powel  James,  sail-maker,  26  Beaver  and  183  Front 

Powell  Jacob,  boot  and  shoe  manufacturer,  1  16  Cherry 

Powel  Peter,  rope-muker,  Hivington 

Powell  Win.  gardener,  Second 

Preble  Henry,  rigger,  Charlotte 

Pratt,  Charles,  baker,  7  Harman 

Prentiss  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  Pump  a 

Prevoost  Widow,  gardener,  near 2  milestone 

Price  Lemuel,  shoemaker,  7 1  Harman 

Prince  Thomas,  laborer,  Molt 

Pringle  John,  cook,  29  Lombard 

Pringle  Thomas,  tay  lor,  \y  Division 

Prissany  Luke,  fruiterer,  61  Division 

Pi  itchard  Thomas,  fru'terer,  60  Fair 

Pritchard  John,  laborer,  Crosby 

Proctor  Thomas,  laborer,  Ai  m-idle 

Pro\oost  Robert,  painter  and  glazier,  Henry 

Pryer  Thomas,  sail-maker,  loft  73  Front,  house  60  Fair 

Purdy  Widosv,  seamstress,  81  Anthony 

Purser  Thomas,  trunk-maker,  3S0  peafl 

Pyne  Joseph,  shoemaker,  95  Catharine 

VIII. — Shipmasters,  Mariners,  8f  Boatmen. 
Pack  wood  Jacob,  shipmaster,  120  Liberty 

Paddock  ,  shipmaster*  63  Gold  • 

Paddock  Reuben,  shipmaster,  54  Barclay 

Pan:dois  ,  shipmaster,  95  Bowery 

Park  Benjamin,  shipmaster,  20  Second 
Park  ,/oseph,  shipmaster,  20  Second 
Parsons  Nathaniel,  shipmaster,  26  Fayette 
Parsons  Thomas,  mariner,  128  William 
Partridge  Reuben,  mariner,  125  I)i\isiot» 
Patterson  James,  shipmaster,  81*  Gold 
Pearse  John,  mariner,  55  Mulberry 
Pelson  Henry,  mariner,  it  Fayette 
Pelsor  George,  shipmaster,  51  Rutgers 
Pendleton  Allen,  shipmaster,  11  Fayette 
Perkins  Win.  mariner,  Mott 
Perry  Oliver,  mariner,  53  Henry 
Perry  Robert,  shipmaster,  99  Henry 
Perry  Robert,  mariner,  82  Harman 
Peterson  Jacob,  mariner,  77  Lombard 
Peteison  Joseph,  mariner,  21  Banker 
Pheasant  Samuel,  mariner,  73  Lombard 
Pienoiel  Entonne,  shipmaster,  9  Roosevelt 
Piggott  S.  shipmaster,  56  Broad 
Pmdar  Benjamin,  shipmaster,  26  George 
Pilson  Henry,  mariner,  21  Fayette 
Pinkham  Bethuel,  shipmaster,  40  Oak 
FiUman  Samuel,  shipmaster,  243  Water 


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l'owell  Win.  boatman,  3:*  Ijombard 
Pjv c,  John,  tobacconist,  It)  Oak 
Pratt  Noah,  shipmaster,  13  Oak 
Prior  Lewi--,  mariner,  12  Chatlwm 


Palmer  Bsnjamir,  Fir,t 
Pall  Widow  S.u-;.!i,+J  Ann 
Pmcoast  Widow  Marv,  11  Cheapside 
Pjnton  Henry  II.  22  Dey 
P-nker  Widou  Elizabeth,  67  Chatham 
Parkinson  Richard,  Crabby 
Parm>rle  Witty*  Ann.  3  Cheapside 
P-.r,eil;  Widow  Eleanor,  62  E.  George  , 
Pai-sells  Susanna,  1 1  ClnF 
Parsellj  Sarah,  Third 
Par*o.is  W  idow,  7  Augustus  « 
Paul  Widow  Abigail,  Elizabeth 
Paul  Sarah,  IP  Fletcher 
Paul  W  idow  Rachel,  38  Ch  .)el 
Paulet  Martial,  21  Murray 


Pearsall  Thomas  24  Cheapside 
Pearsee  Jonathan,  10  Nassau 
Prirce  Elizabeth,  17D  Broadway 
Pell  Wido*  Ann,  12  Ch?pel,  corner  Robinsoi 
Pell  Widow  Mary,  26  Oliver 
Pelletreau  Ann,  36  John 
Pemerle  Mons.  41  Partition 
Peltit  Ooadiah,  20  Division 
Pepin  Augustus  12  Murray 
Parian)  Diana,  5  Church 
Per*  Widow  of  Win  34  Gold 
Pering  Lucas,  61  Division 
'Pvjrrin  Widow  Marv,  Stanton 
Perron  Charles,  5  pjnip 
Piielan  D.  &  John,  72  John 
Philip  Frederick,  13  P  ne 
Philips  Mrs.  40  Barley 
Phillips  James,  Elizabeth,  corner  of  Nicholas 
Pierce  James,  45  Pirtitiou 
Pierson  John,  212  Water 
Pinckoey  Wjdow  Fieelove,  First 
Pinckney  Hannah,  172  Division 
Pinto  Rachel,  30  Mill 
Piper  Catharine,  50  James 
plate  Lewis,  17  Chamber 


1 X  — Miscellancoui. 


Peach  \ndrew,  Barley 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


3 


Piatt  Ebenezer,  44  Oak 

polhemus  Eleanor,  93  Warren 

Polhemus  Francis,  Jacob 

Poole  Joseph,  107  Harman 

Ponder  Samuel,  Second 

Posley  Charles,  10  Rose 

Post  Anthony,  96  Liberty 

Post  John,  73  Broad 

Pothier  Simon,  90  Church 

Powers  Elizabeth,  19  Catherine-lane 

Powers  Jane,  5  Bancker 

Powers  Mary,  70  Ann 

Powlis,  widow  of  Paulis,  97  Read 

Pray  Captain  John,  22  Ferry 

prevost  Abraham,  26  Chatham 

Price  Michael,  319  Greenwich 

Price  Widow,  Bayard 

Prigmore  William  H.  56  Gold 

Prior  Charles,  5  Pump 

Prior  Phffibe,  53  Cliff  ' 

Proby  Rosanna,  237  William 

Provost  Widow  Sarah,  3  Roosevelt 

Prowett  Mrs.  5  Barley 

Pryer  John,  46  Vesey 

Puller  Ann,  10  Jacob 

Purdy  Benjamin,  7  Chamber 

Pysper  Alexander,  1  Carlisle 

X. — Cartmen. 

Palmer  Jacob,  First 
Palmer  Thomas,  Elizabeth 
Palsgrove  Peter,  Greenwichj  near  State  Prison 
Pangburn  Isaac,  Second 
Parigo  Thomas,  64  Read 
Park  Peter,  Second 
Parker  Daniel,  Brannon 
Parker  Daniel,  51  Church 
Parker  Joseph,  199  Division 
Paterson,  Peter,  Norfolk 
Paul  Isaac,  Vestry 
Pcndegrass  James,  5  Moore 
Penny  Jamos,  cartman,  and  cures  the  bite  of  mad 
Suffolk 


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Peterson  John,  Charlotte 
Petilt  Daniel,  27  Harman 
Petitt  Obediah,  20  Division 
Philips  Isaac,  Hester 
Philips  James,  Harman 
Phillips  George,  53  Harman 
Piercy  Isaac,  First 
Pierson  Thomas,  28  Catharine 
Pike  James,  Mulberry 
Pinckney  Briggs,  143  Harman 
Pinckney  David,  24  Division 
Pinckney  William,  Bowery 
Pitt  Nicholas,  3  Gibb's-Alley 
Piatt,  Stephen,  Orchard 
Polhemus  John,  N.  Moore 
Polhemus  Theodorus,  Laight 
Pollard  Robert,  68  Warren 
Post  James,  44  Hudson 
Post  John,  rear  of  8  Vesey 
Post  Lawrence,  Brannon 
Post  Peter,  44  Hudson 
Post  Richard,  Sixth  near  Grand 
Post  William,  grocer  and  cartman  9  Jay 
Potter  Fdward,  North  Moore 
Potts  John,  Thompson 
Powell  Rowland,  Second 
Powell  Will  iam,  Hester  corner  Sixth 
Powers  James,  146  Division 
Powlis  Abraham,  56  Read 
Powlis  Cornelius,  Vestry 
"Powlis  John,  Hester 
Powlis  John,  Hudson 
Powlis  Martin,  56  Read 
Powlis  Jacob,  56  Read 
Powers  Joseph,  146  Division  corner 
Price  Hugh,  Anthony 
Price  John,  Desbroses 
Price  Thomas,  Corlears  Hook 
Prill  Christian,  56  Church 
Pulis  Christian,  75  Chamber 
Pulis  Christian,  Desbroses 
Pulis  David,  Spring 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


327 


Pulis  David,-Desbroses 
Pulis  Henry,  Spring 
Pulis  Jacob,  77  Chamber 
Pulis  William,  77  Chamber 

Q 

X.  B.  There  being  so  few  names  beginning  with  the  letter  Q, 
the  usual  mode  of  heading  the  different  Classes  is  omitted. 

Quackenboss  Doctor,  Nicholas  I.  117  Chatham 
Quackenboss  Mrs.  midwife,  Charlotte 
Quackenboss  John,  inspector  of  bread,  1 17  Chatham 
Quin  Robert,  measurer,  82  Front 

Quackenboss  James,  dry  good  store,  1S2  Greenwich,  corner 

of  Partition  ;  house,  4  milestone 
Queen  John,  merchant,  6  William,  house  92  Liberty 
Quest  8c  Hopkins,  merchant  taylors,  298  Water 
Quick  T  eunis,  china  store,  1  Coenties-slip 
Quin  Robert,  clothing  store,  88  Front 
Quarantine  Ferry  House,  51  White-hall 
Quirk,  Michal,  grocer,  51  Division 
Quin  Mrs.  boarding-house,  98  Broad 
Quin  Robert,  block  maker,  75  Henry 
Quenet  Jesse,  mason,  10  Robinson 
Quackenboss  Benjamin,  labourer,  119  Lombard 
Quackenboss  James,  morocco  manufactory,  9  Beekman  and 

294  Pearl 
Quackenboss  Rinier,  labourer,  Sixth 
Queen  Allen, shoemaker,  64  Chatham 
Querry  Samuel,  sawyer,  38  Lumber 
Quest  Bazil,  milkman,  Hester 
Quest  Thomas,  taylor,  298  Water 
Quick  A.  coach  painter,  54  Broad 
Quick  Thomas,  labourer,  Second 
Queen  Thomas,  92  Liberty 
Quereau  Widow,  8  Magazine 
Quick  James,  5  6  Broad 
Quin  Widow  W.  98  Broad 
Quigley  Philip,  labourer,  8  Catherine  Lane 
Qviinion  Joseph,  taylor,  4  Chamber 
Quirk  Edward,  hairdresser,  102  William 
Quackenboss  Abraham,  cartman,  22  Anthony 
Quackenboss  John,  cartman,  46  Thomas 


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Quackenboss  Leonard,  cartman,  Cliarlotte 

R 

l.— Learned  Professions  and  Public  Officers. 
Radcliff  Jacob,  counsellor  at  law,  35  Pine 
Radclifie  P.  W.  attorney  and  counsellor,  85  Liberty,  office 
18  Cedar 

Ragg  William,  accountant,  3  Broad 
Kathbone  Thomas  W.  attorney,  8  Wall  and  3  Cedar 
Ray  Cornelius,  state  Joan  office,  11 1  Broad-way 
Raymond  Andrew,  attorney  and  counsellor,  60  Cherry 
Raymond  Henry,  city  marshal  and  deputy  clerk  of  justice'* 

court,  50  Church 
Raymond  George,  marshal  and  money  collector, 65  Division 
Recorder's  Office,  45  Liberty 
Redett  Mathew,  inspector  of  wood,  113  Read 
Redmond  James,  teacher,  16  Barclay 
Regan  John,  physician,  23  Harman 
Reid  James,  clerk  in  United  States  Bank,  18  Pine 
Ried  James,  teacher,  39  Green  N 
Reid  John, young  ladies  academy,  coiner  Beaver  and  Green- 
Reins  John,  city  marshal,  7)  Murray  [wich 
Remmey  Henry,  superintendant  of  scavengers,  30  Read 
Remsen  Henry,  cashier  Manhattan  Bank,  23  Wall 
Reulon  Doctor,  Spring 

Rey  Antoine  V.  G.  French  Consul,  corner  Broad-way  and 
Marketfield 

Reynolds  Alexander,  city  marshal,  55  Catharine 

Reynold  Chatles,  sexton,  14  Pell 

Richards  Smith,  custom-house  measurer,  18  Chapel 

Richardson  I.  Charles,  counsellor,  43  Courtlandl 

Richardson  Thomas,  teacher,  13  Nassau 

Rickhow  Jacob,  teacher,  Tl.iid 

Rider  Abraham,  accountant,  81  Liberty 

Riddle  John,  physician,  4  Roosevelt 

Riggs  Caleb  S.  counsellor,  18  Cedar 

Riker  Richard,  district  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law,  12 
Riker  junr.  Samuel,  attorney.  12  Wall  [Wall 
Roberts  Owen,  physician,  5  Oliver 
Robertson  Alexander,  drawing  academy,  17  Dey 
Robertson  Archibald,  academy  of  painting,  79  Liberty 
Robertson  James,  inspector  of  customs,  9  Henry 
Robinson  Beverley,  attorney  at  law,  16  Nassau 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


829 


Kohinson  &  Duer,  attornies  and  counsellors,  16  Nassau 
Roach  Francis,  chy  marshal,  238  Front 
Rockwell  Nathan,  assistant  keeper  debtors'  prison 
Rodgers  Rev,  John,  D.  D.  «4  Pine 

Rodgers  John,  R.  B.  M.  D.  and  health-officer,  14  Cortlandt 
Rogers  Anthony,  accountant,  Elm  corner  of  Magazine 
Rogers  Henry,  accountant,  232  Pearl 
Rogers  Thomas,  accountant,  83  Church 
Romaine  Jacob,  teacher,  41  Murray 

RomaineBeniamin,ci;y  comptroller,'J7Church,office  city  hall 

Romnyne  Nicholas,  M.  D.  Corlaers  Hook 

Roorbach  Barent,  M.  D.  288  Greenwich 

Roome  Nicholas,  keeper  of  State  Prison  Greenwich 

Rose  William  L.  master  in  chancery  and  counsellor  at  law> 

office  29  Park,  house  7  Upper  Read 
Ross  Andrew,  teacher,  Crosby 
Rudd  J.  C.  Academy,  rear  of  9  Beekman 
Rudd  S.  teacher  of  languages,  18  George  and  Frankfort 
II. — Merchants,  Dry-Good  and  Book  Stores,  and  Storekeeper* 

in  general. 
RadclirT  John,  merchant,  35  Greenwich 
RadclirTe  W.  &  J.  merchants,  26  Coenties,  or  33  South 
Radcliff  William,juii.merchant,corner  of  Whitehall  &  Water 
Ragg  George,  Merchant,  Brannon 
Rainelaux  Anthony,  Merchant,  91  Liberty 
Rainsay  Charles,  merchant,  52  Barley 
Ramsey  John,  merchant,  108  Greenwich 
Randolph  Jeremiah  F.  merchant,  143  Pearl 
Randolph  Lewis,  merchant  taylor,  98  Water 
Randolph  8c  Manning,  dry  good  store,  97  Chatham 
Rankin  Robert,  merchant,  122  Liberty 
Rankin  8t  Heyer,  merchants,  121  Front 
Rapelye  Daniel,  met  chant,  74  Pearl 
Rasvou,  merchant,  118  Washington 

Rathbone  John  &  Son,  Merchants  9G  Front,  house  45  Dey 
Rea  Robert,  merchant,  334  Water,  house  18  Broad-way 
Reade  Joseph,  merchant,  80  Broad 
Reade  lie  Jephson,  merchants,  80  Broad 
Read  Samuel,  hat  and  fur  store  150  Water 
Re^ed  Edward,  merchant,  13  Rose 
Reed  &  Te rhune,  merchants,  70  Maiden-Lane 
Reid  Benjamin  G.  book  store  248  Pearl 
Gg2 


330 


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Reid  John, book  seller  and  stationer,  106  Water,  house  Suffolk 

Reid  William,  lottery  office,  43  Maiden-Lane 

Remsen  J(»hn,  merchant,  18  Front,  house  36  Pearl 

Remsen  Peter,  Merchant,  35  Front  - 

Renney  David,  merchant  taylor.  2  Bui  ling-slip 

Renwick  William,  merchant,  !  8  Cortlandt 

Reynolds  Abraham,  flour  merchant,  17  South 

Reynolds  Richard,  commission  merchant,  89  Pearl 

Rhinelander  William,  merchant,  232  William 

Rhinelander  8c  Co.  sugar  house  corner  of  Hose  and  Golden 

Rhinelander  Philip,  merchant,  Greenwich,  aud  31  Park 

Rhinelander  Philip,  merchant,  98  Bowery 

Rhodes  and  Go.  muslin  store,  304  Pearl 

Rich  Thomas,  merchant,  181  William 

Rich  Thomas  L.  merchant  taylor,  North  Moore 

Rich  8c  Disbrow,  merchant  taylors,  166  Pearl 

Rich  8c  Thompson,  merchants,  1 15  Front 

Richards  Nathaniel,  merchant,  20  Garden 

.Richards  Benjamin  8c  George,  merchants,  181  Pearl 

Richards  Benjamin,  merchant,  6  J  Barclay 

Richards  Charles,  merchant,  85  South,  house  73  Gold 

Richards  Sc  Cock,  merchants,  8 1  South  [Cortlandt 

Rickets  W.  i<  G.  R.  A.  merchants,  Washington  and  66 

Richardson  John,  dry  good  store,  143  William 

Ridgeway  Robert,  leather  store,  13  Jacob 

Ridden  Martin,  dry  good  store,  417  Pearl 

Riley  and  Co.  Isaac,  bookstore.  1  City  Hotel,  Broad-Way 

Rigg  Elias,  millinery  store,  372  Pearl 

RitterJohn  P.  dry  good  store,  109  Chatham  c,  Roosevelt 

Hitter  Peter,  merchant,  \72  Broad-way 

Ritter  Richard,  hardware  store,  140  Fly-market 

Roberts  Robert,  merchant,  2  Cliff  [103  Lombard 

Robertson  Charles,  lumber  merchant,  Ackerley's  Wharf,  8c 

Robertson  George,  merchant  taylor,  136  Front 

Robertson  Sc  Co.  George,  merchant  taylors,  72  William 

Robertson  Sc  Co.  Gilbert,  merchants,  1 19  Pearl,  8c  Gouver- 

Robertson  J-  merchant,  61  Cortlandi[neur's  Wharf 

Robertson  John,  merchant,  62  Bowery 

Robertson  John  A.  merchant,  47  Partition  and  1 17  Front 

Robertson  James,  merchant,  79  South,  office  6  Cortlandt 

Robertson  Robert,  merchant,  Cliff,  office  62  Pine 

Robertson  Robert,  merchant,  285  Greenwich 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY.  331 


Robertson  Robert,  dry  goods  store,  141  Pearl 
Robertson  Robert,  merchant,  44  John 

Robins  Jolin,  dry  good  store,  rear  of  410,  Sc  store  450  Pearl 
Robins  Johnson,  dry  good  store,  434  Pearl 
Robinson  George,  merchant  taylor,  136  Front 
Robinson  James,  merchant,  61  Cortlandt 
Robinson  John  I.  commission  merchant,  90  Wall 
Robinson  William  I.  merchant,  32  Greenwich 
Robinson  William  Sc  Sylvester,  store  91?  Wall,  house  Broad- 
way, above  Union  Furnace 
Robinson  Sylvester,  merchant,  Greenwich,  opposite  Bank 
Rodgers  Sc  Smith,  merchants,  83  South 
Robson  Mary,  cloathing  store  302  Water 
Rodman  Thomas,  hardware  store,  11 1  and  1 12  Maiden-lane 
Rodman  &  Co.  William,  merchants,  220  Pearl 
Roe  John  and  Isaac  F.  merchants,  24  Cortlandt 
Rogers  Warren,  flour  merchant,  23  Bcekman-slip 
Rogers  Sc  Smith,  merchants,  83  South  [235  Pearl 

Rogers  B.  W.  Sc  Co.  merchants,  4  State,  counting-house 
Rogers  Henry,  merchant,  232  Pearl,  house  42  Cortlandt 
Rogers  Nehemiah,  merchant,  19  Robinson 
Rogers  T.  Mumford,  commission  merchant,  117  Front 
Rogers  Sc  Co.  B.  W.  merchants,  235  Pearl 
Rogers  Sc  Lyde,  merchants,  229  Pearl 
Rogers  8c  Lambert,  merchants,  232  Pearl 
Rogers  8c  Co.  Moses,  merchants,  4  Slate,  office  42  Liberty 
Rogers  Leonard,  millinery  store,  458  Pearl 
Rogers  William,  merchant,  59  Broadway 
Rook  Christian,  dry  goods  store,  72  Harman 
Romey,  David,  merchant  taylor,  2  Burling-slip 
Roome  William  I.  china  store,  32  Maiden-lane 
Rochefontaine  Stephen,  merchant,  72  Read 
Roorback  Arthur  II.  dry  good  store,  178  Broad-way 
Roosevelt  Cornelius,  sugar  refiner,  1  1  Thames 
Rooss.elt  James,  merchant,  333  Pearl 
Roosevelt  James  C.  merchant,  291  Broad-way 
Roosevelt  James  I.  merchant,  ,9  Liberty  . 
Roosevelt  Nicholas  I.  merchant,  62  Greenwich 
Rose  Isaac,  druggist,  32  Whitehall 
Rose  Joseph,  merchant,  13  Pearl 
Rose  Mis.  millinery  store,  135  William 
Rosier  Sc  Roulet,  merchants,  30  Broud-way 


532 


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Rossou  Peter,  merchant,  77  Church 
Roulet  John  S.  merchant,  .30  Broad-way 
Roulet  Francis,  merchant,  First 

Reulen  Jaii  us,  merchant,  9  Courlland,  store  1 1G  Front 

Rumsey  Henry  C.  merchant,  9C  Maiden-lane 

Rumsey  Thomas  E.  merchant,  182  Pearl 

Russel,  Reynolds  &  co.  merchants,  74  South 

Russell  Samuel,  merchant,  04  Catharine,  and  167  Front 

Rutgers  Harman,  merchant,  4  Carlisle 

Rutgers  Harman  G.  merchant,  2  Carlisle 

Rutgers  Colonel  Henry,  merchant,  Cherry,  cor.  Tefferson 

Rutgers  Nicholas  C.  merchant,  134  Greenwich 

Ryckman  Albert,  merchant,  144  Water 

III. — Grocers,  Taver.is,  Inns,  Porter-Houses,  Hotels, 
Boarding- Houses,  £  reivers  and  Distillers. 

Radley  Barney,  grocer  and  taylor,75  Warren 

Rains  David,  boarding-house,  7 1  John 

Raimer  John  P.  porter-house,  7  Charlotte 

Randall  George  &  L  grocers,  69  Greenwich 

Randall  &  Leigh,  groeers,  68  Partition 

Randolph  John,  grocer  and  cariman,  Greenwich  Market 

Randolph  Samuel  F«  grocer,  George 

Randolph  Samuel,  boarding-house,  53  Whitehall 

Randolph  Stuart  F.  groGer,  Chapel  corner  Thomas 

Ranerd,  widow  of  Peter,  grocer,  Grand 

Rankin  Henry,  grocer,  16  Thames 

Rankin  &  Heyer,  grocers,  131  Front 

Rapelye  Bernard,  grocer,  70  Front 

Raper  John,  drovers'  inn,  Bowery 

Rapp  Henry  Baptist,  grocer  and  fruiterer,  141  Fly-market 
Rasmus  John,  grocer,  97  Harman,  corner  Charlotte 
Rattoone  Robert,  porter  house,  and  Philadelphia  stage  offic: 
28  Front 

Rausburgh  Joseph,  grocer,  32  Warren 

Rayner  David,  grocer,  Bedlow,  corner  of  Birmingham 

Reed  William,  53  E.  George 

Reeves  widow  tavern  and  victualling  house,  118  Broad 
Reid  Charles,  boarding  house,  38  James 
Rein  hart  Godfrey,  boarding  house,  81  Barclay 
Remmey  Henry,  grocer,  30  Read,  corner  of  Church 


Mercantile  directory. 


533 


Remsen  Joseph,  boarding  house,  104  Cherry 

Rennars  Pet,er,  grocer,  Grand 

Reqoa  Isaac,  grocer,  Budd 

Reynolds  Ezra,  grocer,  580  Cherry,  Ship-yards 

Reynolds  Jonah,  grocer,  Bowery 

Reynolds  John, -Grocer,  Btdlow 

Rice  Daniel,  grocer,  Charlotte,  corner  of  Bedlow  [New-slip 

Rice  James,  boardis;g  house  and  tavern,  82  Cherry,  corner  of 

Rice  John,  boarding  house  and  tavern,  60  Catharine 

Rich  Stephen,  grocer,  46  Anthony 

Richardson  James,  distiller,  12  Cheapside 

Richardson  Mary,  boarding-house,  89  Warren 

Richardson  widow  Mary,  grocer,  1 10  Broad 

Richardson  and  Gowdie,  grocers,  72  Wall 

Rickliow  Jacob,  boaiding  house,  Mott 

Rickhowe  and  Clarke,  grocers,  184  Bowery 

Riddles  Mrs.  boarding  house,  167  Pearl 

Riker  Widow,  boarding-house,  78  Chatham 

Riley  M.  &  W.  Coley,  grocers,  191  Washington 

Riley  Mary,  boarding  house,  1  Cedar 

Rives  William,  porter  and  boardfng  house,  64  Cherry 

Roberts  Edward,  grocer,  212  Front 

Roberts  Evan,  brewer,  87  Lombard 

Roberts  Jane,  grocer,  301  Water 

Robertson  Griffith  I.  biewer,  Second 

Robertson  Thomas,  brewer,  43  Cheapside 

Robins  Elizabeth,  fruit  shop,  Harman 

Robir.s  8c  Holden,  grocers,  Water,  corner  of  Catharine-slip 

Robinson  Gordon,  grocer,  Henry 

Robinson  Joseph,  giocer,  24  Front 

Robinson  Mi  s.  fruiterer,  42  Thomas 

Robinson  Mrs.  boaiding  house,  78  Pearl 

Rnckrmond  John,  tavern  and  porter  house,  5  Pine 

Rogers  Jedediuh,  boarding  house,  305  Pearl 

Rogers  John,  Grocer,  74  James,  corner  of  Oak 

Rogers  John,  grocer,  74  Roosevelt 

Rogers  Lewis,  grocer,  32  Barclay  : 

Rogers  Sarah,  tavern,  46  James 

Roulston  James,  grainer  and  grocer,  18  Stone 

Romaine  John,  grocer,  Greenwich,  opposite  the  State  Prison 

Rose  Alexander,  grocer  and  porter  vaults,  15  Nassau 

Rose  Joseph,  grocer,  21  Burling-slip,  house  Second 


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Ross  Andrew,  grocer,  103  Division 
Ross  Ann,  boarding  house,  6  Vesey 

Ross  David,  hotel  42  Broad-way,  and  livery  stable  36  Netr 

Ross  John,  grocer,  Anthony  corner  of  Elm 

Rossell  Thomas,  grocer,  Crosby 

Rosseter  Bryan,  Fruiterer,  217  Greenwich 

Rossiter  Rebecca,  sailors'  boarding  house  and  tavern  273 

Rothburn  Samuel,  tavern,  47  Thomas  [Water 

Roulston  James,  grocer,  20  Stone 

Runyan  Joseph,  grocer,  Anthony,  corner  of  Church 

Russcl  Rhoda,  boarding  house,  72  James 

Russel  Samuel,  grocer,  167  Front,  house  34  Catharine 

Rutzer  John,  grocer,  17  Ferry 

Ryan  Anthony,  tavern,  47  E.  George 

Ryan  Edward,  tavern,  70  Roosevelt 

Ryan  Lawrence,  grocer,  1 1  Chapel,  corner  of  Robinson 

Ryan  Patrick,  grocer,  27  Catherine-Lane 

Ryan  William,  Grainer,  Hudson,  corner  of  Provoost 

IV.— House  Carpenters,  Shipwrights,  Joiners,  Bcat-buildert) 
Block  b  Pumfi  Makers,  Coopers,  and  Mechanics  who  wort 

principally  in  wood. 

Rainen  Jeptha,  house-carpenter,  Sixth  near  Division 
Ramey  Jacob,  wheelwright,  86  Read 
Ramie  Maturin  A.  wine  cooper,  6  George 
Ramsey  Martin,  house-carpenter,  370  Broad-way 
Randall  Levi,  house-carpenter,  163  Division 
Randall  John,  dock-builder,  85  Chamber 
Randolph  David,  house-carpenter,  62  Henry 
Raniff  William,  house-carpenter,  177  William 
RannouiT  Chai  les,  ship-carpenter,  81  Murray 
Ransier  Frederick,  cedar  cooper,  2  18  Broad-way 
Rathwell  Thomas,  house-carpenter,  North-Moore 
Retan  Abraham,  carpenter,  Orchard  corner  Division 
Reed  Benjamin,  shipwright,  Gouverneur  near  Cherry 
Reed  Daniel,  shipwright,  I47  Harman 
Reed  Daniel  W.  shipwright,  153  Harman 
Reder  Martin,  cooper,  70  Wall 
Raymond  Isaac,  shipwright,  Rutger 
Raymond  Uriah,  h.  carpenter,  7  Birmingham 
Reinicr,  George,  h.  carpenter,  Leonard 
Reiiner  Jeptha,  h.  carpenter,  Sixth 


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Reynolds  James,  h.  carpenter,  Bowery 
Reynold  Philip,  cabinet-maker,  75  James 
Rhodes  Joseph,  shipwright,  147  Harman 
Rhodes  Robert,  senr.  cabinet-maker,  61  Chatham 
Rhodes  Robert,  junr.  cabinet-maker,  61  Chatham 
Rice  Daniel,  cooper,  Charlotte 

Richards  Edward,  h.  carpenter,  Bowery,  near  2  mile  stone 

Richardson  John,  h.  carpenter,  34  Robinson 

Richardson  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  Hammond 

Richardson  William,  h.  carpenter,  Elm 

Richey  Sarah,  upholsterer,  10  Ferry 

Rider  Christian,  turner,  13  Barclay 

Rider  Uriah,  h.  carpenter,  17  Barley 

Rider  William,  turner,  13  Barclay 

Ridley  William,  h.  carpenter,  9  3  Bedlow 

Rigger  Frederick,  h.  carpenter,  2  Mile  Stone,  Bowery 

Riker  Daniel,  cabinet-maker,  378  Pearl 

Riker  Henry,  cabinet-maker,  378  Pearl 

Riker  John,  coach-maker,  36  Church 

Riker  John,  h.  carpenter,  corner  First  and  Fisher 

Riker  John,  coach-maker,  6  Upper  Chamber 

Riker  Tunis,  h.  carpenter,  68  Chapel 

Riley  Joseph,  Windsor  chair-maker,  70  John,  shop  20  Gold 

RingElias,  millwright,  372  Pearl 

Ripley  John,  h.  carpenter,  26  E.  George 

Roberts  David,  cooper,  34  Lumber,  and  72  Wall 

Roberts  Davjd,  shipwright,  upper  end  of  Cherry 

Robertson  George,  h.  carpenter,  7  Anthony 

Robertson  James,  shipwright,  12  Chamber 

Robertson  Thomas,  cabinet-maker,  226  Greenwich 

Robinson  James,  ship-carpenter,  4  Upper  Chamber 

Robinson  William,  h.  carpenter,  20  Bancker 

Robinson  William,  h.  carpenter,  Bedlow 

Robinson  William,  h.  carpenter,  Second 

Rogers  Henry,  h.  carpenter,  65  Barley 

Rogers  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  50  Chamber 

Rogers  William,  h.  carpenter,  68  Chape! 

Romaine,  Simeon,  h.  carpenter,  67  Anthony 

Ronalds  James,  builder,  36  Fair 

Rook  Christian,  builder,  117  Harman 

Roome  Matthias,  h.  carpenter,  Chapel 


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Roome  Jacob  P.  h.  carpenter,  22  Upper1  Barley 

Roome  &  Warner,  h.  carpenters,  22  Upper  Barley 

Roome  William  P.  h.  carpenter,  Upper  Barley 

Rose  John,  h.  carpenter,  59  Chatham 

Rosett  John,  h.  carpenter,  76  Chapel 

Ross  Ezra,  h.  carpenter,  Third,  near  Division 

Ross  Noah,  h.  carpenter,  37  Mulberry 

Ross  Samuel,  cooper,  37  Anthony 

Ross  Robert,  chair-maker,  Mott 

Ross  William,  coach-maker,  208  Broad-way 

Ross  David,  coach-maker,  33  Barley 

Rowlandson  Wilson,  shipwright  67  E.  George 

Roy  John,  h.  carpenter,  92  Chamber 

Rudd  Stephen,  h.  carpenter,  Bayard 

Rulahd  Treadwell,  h.  carpenter,  Jefferson,  corner  of  Division 

Rump  John,  n.  carpenter,  25  Chapel 

Russ  Isaac,  shipwright,  Cherry,  near  Belvidere 

Russell  James,  h.  carpenter,  Orange 

Rut  an  John. I.  h.  carpenter,  Provost 

Ruthvcn  John,  ivory  and  hardwood  turner,  30  John 

Rutledgc  William,  builder,  &c.  13  Gold  and  1  Governeur's 

Ryan  Philip,  h.  carpenter,  Elm  [Alley 

Ryan  William,  h.  carpenter.  Bowery 

Ryckman  Peter,  ship  wright,  65  Harman 

Ryne  John,  h.  carpenter,  Cross 

V. — Masons,  Bricklayers,  Plaisterers,  and  S(on< 'Cutters, 

Rafferty  Michael,  mason,  1  Moore 

Reas  Thomas,  mason,  54  Harman 

Rees  David,  mason,  36  Augustus 

Rees  William,  stone-cutter,  Spring 

Rees  Thomas,  slater  and  plaisterer,  59  Church 

Rich  Thomas,  mason,  30  Barclay 

Riley  Thomas,  mason,  60  Barley 

Rittle  Joseph,  mason,  Bayard 

Robertson  James,  mason,  Beach 

Rodman  John,  mason,  9  George 

Ronjaine  John,  mason,  7  Leonard 

Rose  John,  marble  polisher,  1 13  Liberty 

Ross  Phineas,  mason,  81  Lombard 

Russel  Abraham,  mason  and  builder,  313  Greenwick 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Itussel  William,  mason,  7  Rose 
Russel  William,  mason,  4  Vandewater 

VI. — Smiths  of  every  description,  iiieluding  those  who  work  in  the 

Precious  Metals,  Jtv.els,  Sfc.  and  Watch  makers. 
Rabbeson  Martin,  brass-worker  and  umbrella-maker,  190  William 
Rainger  john,  copper-smith,  155  Dey 
Ranger  John,  tin  &  copper-smith,  155  Greenwich 
Rease  john,  blacksmith,  Greenwich' 
heed  Samuel,  blacksmith,  100  Bedlow 
R*ed  Stephen,  watch  &  clock-maker,  72  Maiden-lane 
Rer.  il  Joseph,  smith,  foot  of  Chamber,  h</iise96  Read 
Reysel  John,  blacksmith,  1 6  Chapel 
Reyiolds  Thomas,  seal  engraver,  &c.  108  Water 
Rezea-i  Jacob,  coppersmith,  50  Water 
Richails  Stephen,  jeweller.and  enameller,  160  Broadway 
Richaids  Thomas,  watch-maker,  210  Pearl  ' 
Riher  James,  smith,  65  Read  &  5 1  Cliapel 
Kiley  Riley,  watch-maker,  Grand  *» 
Hitter  Richard,  jewellery-store,  140  Fly-market 
Robson  George,  tinman!  302  Water 
Rockwell  Edward,  jeweller,  4  Park 
Rogers  John,  jeweller,  23  Chatham 
Roiiinson  Wm.  engraver  &  seal-sinker,  27  Pine 
Romaine  Archibald,  blacksmith,  Bowery,  near  BIcecker 
RomaincNicholas,  blacksmith,  Bowery 
Rose  Lewis.,  blacksmith,  Norfolk 
Roseamon  Richard,  tinman,  65  Water 
Roshoie  John,  goldsmith,  4  Chapel 
Ross  Charles,  blacksmith,  37  Read 
Ros  George,  blacksmith,  37  Read 
RossU.t  1  imothv,  brad-manufactory,  Molt 
Russel  john,  smith,  16  Chapel 

Ryerson  RichardT.  blacksmith,  Washington,  corner  of  Harrisou 
u  ,  ,',  —y<chanlc?>  Trades,  and  callings  not  before  enumerated. 
Rabe'l  Anthony,  baker,  ^.lott 
Racey  Thomas,  tallow-chandler,  7  Division 
Rabargc  Catharine  seamstress,  65  Ann 
Rad.ey  Barney,  lay  lor  &  grocer,  75  Warren 
Ra\lai;d  Stephen,  hair-dns:er,  113  Cherry 
Ra)  land  Kichaid,  shoemaker,  Anthonv 
Raine  james,  painter  &  glazier,  7  Catharine-Iaue 
Rammcy  John,  shoemaker,  26  Division 
Rand  Anus,  purler,  36  Barley 
Randall  john  L.  laborer,  85  Chamber 
KtndallJonah,  shoemaker,  Charlotte,  corner  Haimao 
Rar.sley  John,  shoemaker,  Sixth 
Rate, ill  Samuel,  wiv'or,  388  Greenwich ,  ,  • 
RatclirTe  Thomas,  taylur,  368  Water 
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Rauchner  C.  portrait-painter,  Washington 
Ravo  Daniel,  laborer,  Arundd 

Rawdon  C.  ladies  and  gentlemen's  hair-dresser,  88  Pair 

Rawling  Anthony,  butcher,  Delancey 

Ray  &  Sands,  hair-dressera,  183  Washington 

Raymond  S.  baker,  Second 

Rav  'ner  L.  B.  livery-stable  keeper,  24  Whitehall 

Read  John,  shoemaker,  155  Water 

Reader  john  W.  rigger,  Charlotte 

Reading  james,  butcher,  199  Division 

Redman  John,  taylor,  Hester 

Reed  James,  porter,  8  Chapel 

Reed  john,  baker,  47  Bedlow 

Reed  Matthew,  soap  and  candle-maker,  67  Cherry 

Reed  Mose«,  currier,  9  Harinan 

Reeding  James,  butcher,  199  Division 

Rees  john,  drayman,  21  Cheapside 

Rees  Wm.  stone-wiper,  Spring 

Reevely  Andrew,  tobacconist,  32  Mulberry 

Reevely  John,  shot-maker,  Bayard 

Reeves  james,  milkman,  Crosby 

Reeves  Thomas,  laborer,  1 1  E.  George 

Reef  Adolph, -tobacconist,  4  Hague 

Reid  Wm.  trunk-maker,  9  Hague 

Rcimer  George,  shoemaker  Crosby 

He  mer  H.  gardener,  Fourth,  corner  Pump 

Reimet&  Osbom,  shoe-store,  66  Bowery 

Reins  David  H.  printer,  7 1  Murray 

Reitcher  John,  habit-maker,  227  William 

Reinmey  J.  stone-ware  manufactory,  Potter's-hill  Water-Works,  Cross 

Remmey  John,  shoemaker,  26*  Division 

Repose  John,  baker,  Bayard 

Rcsler  Frederi.k,soap  &  candle-maker,  347  Pearl 

Relan  Fsther,  seamstress,  Cross 

Reynolds  josiah,  shoemaker,  135  Division 

Reynolds  A.  G.  copper-plate-printer,  149  Pearl 

Reynolds  joshua,  snoemaker,  170  Division 

Reynolds  John,  laborer,  90  Bedlow 

Reynolds  Solomon,  taylor,  Henry 

Reynolds  Silas,  laborer,  Canal 

Reynolds  Widow,  seamstress,  Noifolk 

Rhodes  Widow,  seamslres:,  61  Read 

Rhodes  &  Kemego,  mustard-warehouse,  304  Pearl 

Rian  Wm.  laborer.  317  Water 

Rice  Henry,  taylor,  1 1  Ann 

Rice  John,  rigger,  60  Catharine 

Rich  Henry,  baker,  42  William 

Richards  john,  laborer,  Charlotte,  corner  Harman 

Richards  John  laborer,  58  Church 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Richards  Stephen,  taylor,  59  Read 

Richards  Ambic,  shoemaker,  2  Third 

Richardson  Andrew,  taliow-chandier,  Suffolk 

Richardson  Joseph,  printer,  81  Harman 

Richardson  Andrew,  tlarch-manutactory,  Arundel 

Riclunan  Harman,  slioeinaker,  Fisher 

Richler  Johann  Christopher,1  taylor,  227  William 

Richers  George,  confectioner,  4-5  Bedlow 

Riddle  George,  livery-stable  keeper,  1  Beaver-lane 

Ridel  John, small-shop,  33  Chapel 

Rider  Valentine,  fisherman,  72  Warren 

Rider  Widow  jemima,  huckster,  Chapel 

Ridgeway  David,  currier  1  Hague 

Ridgeway  George,  currier,  13  Nassau 

Ridgway  Mary,  mantua-maker,  62  Roosevelt 

Rikeman  Abraham,  shoemaker,  2  Birmingham 

Riley  George,  shoemaker,  Bayard 

Rime  John,  tobacconist.  5  Chapel 

Ringwood  Thomas,  printer,  28  Warren 

Risley  John,  shoemaker,  65  james 

Risley  Timothy,  taylor,  93  Catharine 

Ritter  john,  taylor,  69  Nassau 

Roach  Michael,  stocking-weaver,  250  William 

Roach  John,  rigger,  125  Division 

Roberts  john,  shoemaker,  Charlotte 

Roberts  John,  laborer-,  20  First 

Roberts  Nicholas,  taylor,  Third 

Roberts  Richard,  laborer,  Grand 

Roberts  Robert,  rigger,  19  Fayette 

Roberts  Wm.  halter,  4-7  Maiden-laiie 

RobertsWm.  rigger,  59  Henry 

Robei ts&  Forrest,  riggers  &  stevadores  30  Fletcher 

Robertson  &  Co.  G.  11.  curriers,  Jacob,  and  50  Frankl0it 

Robertson  Isa;ic,  sawjer,  3  Read 

Robertson  james,  tobacconist,  12  Chamber 

Robertson  Jonathan,  tobacconist,  12  Chamber 

Robertson  john,  taylor,  39  Read 

Robertson  Michael,  oy>terman,  26  Cherry 

Robertson  Robert,  rigger.  Cross 

Robertson  Robert,  rigger,  40  Barley 

Robertson  York,  waiter,  53  Barclay 

Robertson  &  Curtis,  livery-stable  keeper,  3  Parlitio.i 

Robins  Elizabeth,  mantua-maker,  57  Ann 

Robins  Jacob,  laborer,  29  Cliff 

Robinson  Brice,  laborer,  93  Lombard 

Robinson  James,  rigger,  3  Rutger,  corner  Lombard 

Robinson  john,  livery-stable  keeper,  75  Beekmau 

Robinson  Robert,  laborer,  1 1  E.  George 

Robaon  jamei,  baker,  13  Henry 


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Roe  Benjamin,  harness-maker,  40  Chapel 

Koe  Cadwallader,  druggist,  54  Dcy 

Roe  jolui,  laborer/I  hiri 

Roe  john,  shoemaker.  Third,  near  Stanto» 

Roe  Stephen,  shoemaker,  State  Prison 

Rogers  Benjamin,  rigger,  1 1  Vande water 

Rogers  Hezckiah,  shoemaker,  107  Division 

Rogers  Leonaid,  milliner,  458  Pearl 

Rogerson  Thomas,  currier,  g|  Church 

Roller  George,  shoemaker,  Mulberry 

Romaine  Catharine,  gardener,  Bowery 

Ronalds  William,  butcher,  Second 

Roome  Henry,  jun.  painter,  Bayard-lane 

Roome  john, p.  sail-maker,  86'Liberty,  loft  Munay's-whari 

Roosevelt  Oliver,  painter,  Sec.  Bowery 

R  oot  V\  idow  Hannah,  tayloress,  55  Mulberry 

Rose  Wm.  straw-hat  manufactory,  135  William 

Roselle  Peter,  shoemaker,  Sixth 

Ross  Alexander,  bcker,  John,  corner  Gold 

Ross  David,  laborer,  53  Barclay, 

Rt.ss  Sarah,  tayloress,  79  Church 

Roualt  Joseph,  gardener,  35  Bullock 

Rowlin  Anthony,  butcher,  Delancey 

Roy  Win.  tobacconist,  16  Upper  Read 

Royce  Thomas,  baker,  4  Read 

Ruc  kle  jasper  E.  baker,  corner  of  White  &  Chur*h 

Ruck  e  jasper,  baker,  54  Vesoy 

Ruckle  John,  baker,  North 

Ruckle  John  E.  baker,  26  Hudson 

Ruckle  Philip  G.  baker,  12  Green 

Ruckle  Wrr.  painter  &  glazier,  76  E.  George 

Rushforth  Wm.  boot&  shoemaker,  128  Broadway 

Russel  Bartholomew,  sawyer,  72  Chamber 

Russel  john,  painter,  North  Moore 

Russel  H.  tobacco  manufactory,  112  WaUr 

Russel  Joseph,  shoemaker,  112  Division 

Russel  Robert,  taylor,  18  Lumber 

Rustler  Henry,  sausage-maker,  Nicholas 

Rush  james,  shoemaker,  42  Bedlow 

Ryan  Edward,  laborer,  78  Roosevelt, 

Ryan  Elizabeth,  tayloress,  22  Vesey 

Ryan  John,  tobacconist,  5  Chapel 

Ryan  james,  painter,  109  Division 

Ryan  Michael,  laborer,  Cross 

Ryan  Richard,  painter,  107  Division 

Rvck.  nan  H.  shoemaker,  129  Division 

Ryrkman  Harman,  shoemaker,  12  Fisher 

Rvckman  Isaac,  rigger,  107  Loir bard 

Ryder  Mitchell,  halter,  235  Water 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Rydeback  Widow  Hester,  seamstress,  43  Chapel 

Ryer  Henry,  shoemaker  50  Chamber 

flyer  John,  shoemaker,  Bayard 

Ayerson  widow  Sarah,  small  shop,  9  Chapel 

VIII. — Shipmasters,  Mariners,  tg  Sent  men, 
Ramage  Thomas,  mariner,  11  Froi.t 
Ramsey  Charles,  shipmaster,  Barley 
Ramsey  Robert,  mariner,  78  Cherry 
Randall  Win.  boatman,  69  James 
Rankins  Win.  mariner,  Charlotte 
Ransome  Joseph,  shipmaster,  91  Cherry 
Rarom  Rowel,  shipmaster,  104  Cherry 
Ray  David,  mariner,  near  the  Collect 
Rea  Hamilton,  shipmaster,  90  Liberty 
Read  Andrew,  mariner,  3  Charlotte  ■ 
Record  Daniel,  shipmaster,  39  Banker 
Reeves,  Abraham,  mariner,NeutralAlley,BedIow 
Reeves  Wm.  mariner,  64  Cherry 
Reynolds  Wm.  mariner,  65  Harman 
Rice  Patrick,  mariner,  31  Rose 
Richards  Richard  H.  shipmaster,  1 14  Harman 
Richardson  Lewis,  mariner,  121  Lombard 
Rider  John,  branch  pilot,  56  btone 
Ridge  Wm.  mariner,  Molt 
Rie  Hamilton,  shipmaster,  90  Cedar 
Ridgway  Joseph,  shipmaster,  Bayard 
Riley  Richard,  shipmaster,  1  Cedar 
RipUy  Henry,  shipmaster,  Second 
Roach  John,  mariner,  125  Division 
Roberts  Nathan, shipmaster,  26  Fayette 
Roberts  Wm.  mariner,  63  Harman 
Robert  Wm.  mariner,  91  Bedlow 
Robins  Nathaniel,  shipmaster,  26  Fayette 
Robinson  John,  mariner,  34  Oak 
Robinson  Henry,  shipmaster,  78  Fair 
Robinson  John,  shipmaster,  68  Harman 
Robinson  Thomas,  shipmaster,  234  William 

Robinson  ,  mariner,  100  Cherry 

Rodman  Cnarles,  boatman,  Fisher 
Rogers  Abiathar, shipmaster, 7 1  E.George 
Rogers  David,  shipmaster,  264  Greenwich 
Rogers  Henry,  shipmaster,  5  Kutgers 
Rogers  Henry,  mariner, 
Rolland  John,  shipmaster,  87  Cheapside 
Rooke  John,  shipmaster,  4  •  Murray  ' 
Rose  Samuel,  shipmaster,  334  Water 
Rosier  Michael,  mariner,  59  Catharine 
Rous^  Benjamin,  shipmaster,  76 Division 
Rowc»  John  H.  shipmaster,  Corner's- Hook 

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Rowland  Jonathan,  shipmaster,  84  Lombard 

Royal  Charles,  mariner,  104  Division 
Russell  Shubal,  mariner,  15  Dale 
Rust  Wm.  shipmaster,  51  Roosevelt 
Rutgers  Anthony,  shipmaster,  1 14  Liberty 
Ryckman  Isaac,  mariner,  107  Lombard 

IX. — M iscellaneouff. 
Ra  nbird  John,  41  Lombard 
Rainyea.d  Francis,  17  Cortlandt 
Randall  Widow  Margaret,  56  Warren 
Randall  Widow,  120  Front  1 
Randolph  Lewis,  395  Greenwich 
Randolph  Widow  Martha,  17  Harma* 
Raybould  Catharine,  65  Ann 
Ratscy  Henry,  shoemaker,  Arundel 
Raymond  Eliakim,  5  Barclay 
Raymond  Ruth,  29  Cheapside 
Radnor  David,  21  Banker 
R-.uou!  John  B  3'J  Water 
ReJdall  Win.  213  Water 
Reed  Widow,  420  Greenwich 
Reed  Widow,  69  Chatham 
R  eder  Widow  of  Wm.  6  Pump 
Repose  Matthew,  60  Warren 
Re^hour  Garret,  laborer,  Hester 
Sf\  nolds  Widow,  Mott 
Rli  nelander  Philip,  98  Bowery 
R  blet  George,  Grand 
*'   ■,  Samuel,  78  Catharine 
Richardson  Mary, 6  Vesey 
R.dde  Robert,  88  Harmar*- 
R:ddell  yames,  2  Frankfort 
Ridrr  Abraham.  84  Liberty 
R'drbarh  Jacob,  7  Chamber  t 
Xfcigwaj  Sarah,  33  V  and*  water 
R,'  eman  Widow  Mary,  rear  3  William 
Rfkor  John,  131  Cka'ham,  corner  James 
R.ley  Widow,  56  Bedlow 
Riley  Su-annah,  63  Ciiamber 
RmedoHar  Emanuel,  9  'JpperRead 
Ri'tenhouse  Mary,  5  Harrison 
fitter  Widow  of  Mic'fcael,  81  Chatfcam 
R  tter  P.  172  Broadway 
R  .iicli /dines,  53  Robinson 
R.mrh  Michael,  6lBeekmaa 
R  hicJi  Widow,  22  Vesey 
R  .l,erts  Biza,  10  Dey  - 
Ribert;  Rvan,  87  II  irman. 
Jtobcrb  Mary  Ann,  5Punip 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


343 


Roberts  Wm.  Prince 

.Robertson  Robert  3.  141  Pearl 

Robins  Adah,  46  Ferry 

Jfobins  Betsej,  57  Ann 

pt  joins  Ephraim,  16  Crane  wharf 

Robins  Ezekiel,  174  Water 

R)binson  W  idow  Agnes,  Mott 

Robinson  Aumi-.tus,  47  Cliff 

Robinson  Brice,73  Lombard 

Robinson  Widow  Harriot,  86  James 

Robinson  Widow  Mary,  25  George 

Robinson  Robert,  44  John 

Robin-on  Widow  Sarali,  Spring 

Roderick  Anthony, 5  Bedlow 

Rodman  Widow  Mary,  106  Division 

Rogers  R  34  Cortland*: 

Rogers  Widow,  6  Lombard 

Rogers  Wm  59  Broadway 

Roome  Henry,  15S  Broadway 

Roorbach  Widow  Frances, 7  Ferry. 

Roorbach,  Widow  of  John  F.  87  Maiden-la«e 

Roosevelt  Widow,  15  John 

Rose  Isaac,  32  Whitehall 

Rosejun  Joseph,  Second 

Rosedaie  Widow  Ruth,  5  Hague 

Rosencrantz  WicK),v  of  llenrv.  11  Dutch 

Ross  Mrs.  29  Cortlandt 

Ross  Benjamin,  60  Barclay 

Ross  Sarah,  81  Church 

Roustelot  Maria  Elizabeth,  32  Chamber 

Ruckel  Phjlip,  Chapel,  corner  of  Barley 

j>iickel  Samuel,  342  Greenwich 

jjudderow  Hi:mphrey,  4  Vamlewater 

unssel  Widow  Elizabeth;  15  Ferry 

j^u^sel  Widow  Catharine,  7  Rose 

Russel  Widow  R!'i>da,  36  <*ak 

Russy  Mons  D  4  Upper  Read 

Rutherford  John,  £19  Broadway.  a  f 

Ryan  Juliet,  9  Murray 

j^yerson  Sarah,  9  Chapel 

X.— Curtmen*  ' 
Rim^on  Isaac,  North  Moore 
Ramsf/j  Joint,  Kiizjhe»h 
Ransom  Barz<llia  45  B;t  kcr 
Rave  au  Daniel,  \ruiulfe 
Raymond  Thomas,  Walnut,  corner  Watej 
Keever  Ihomus,  1 1  £.  George 


544  jonbb'i  new-tork 


Rcgnun  James,  91  Re.id 

Ri-i  ,11  D.miel,  Heater 

Ret  an  John,  Hester 

Reynolds  Henry,  135  Division 

Reynolds  Joseph,  Grand 

Reynolds  Seaman,  Third  / 

Rhode*  jun.  Richard,  Crosby 

Rhodes  sen.  RiGhard,  Crosby 

Richardson  Stephen,  74  Harmaa 

Richardson  Thomas,  87  Warren 

Riche  Philip,  Fssex 

Rider  Chrl-.ian,  4  ^  Robinson 

R  ktr  Abraham,  9  Read 

RikerGerardus,  75  Read 

Riker  John  M.  101  Read  f 
Riker  Maine  w,  89  Read 
Riker  Wm:  75  Read 

Robers  Conrod,  1  Rector  . 

Robertson  John,  1 1  E.  George 

Robertson  Richard,  6  Thomas 

Robinson  John,  1 1  E.  George 

Robinson  John,  9  Harman 

Robinson  Joseph,  Kisher 

Robinson  John,  13  Reud 

Rogers  Joseph,  Charlotte,  corner  of  Henry 

Romaine  R.  Bowery 

Romaine  Samuel,  Bleecker 

Romaine  Simeon,  Bowery 

Romaine  Nicholas,  Chapel 

Romaine  Jacob,  El  zabeih 

Rossell  Daniel.  Biannon 

Ross  John,  Veitry  « 

Ross  John,  347  Bioadway 

Rowe  Conrad,  Molt  , 

Rowe  Pliilip,  1  ell 

Roy  Wm  16  1'  ppor  Read 

Rutan  Abraham  i.  Provoost 

Rush  Win.  Corner's  Hook 

Ryer  John,  18  Jay 

Ryer  Michael, 28'  Read  ' 
Ry  ker  Abraham,  9  Chapel 

s. 

i.— Learned  Professions  nnd  Public  Officer* 
Saffen  David,  a«ou:it;mt,  58  Go  d 
Salmon  Widow  Sarah,  teacher.  55  Ann 
Sands,  Ed  ard,  constabic,  6S  /.'ines 
Sand-  Hei  y,   itonny  a'  lav  .  129  Water 
Sands  .Ateepb,  :ec.  tu  CohuHbia  Insurance  company,  51  GreenvricL 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


S4S 


Sanford  Nathan,  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law,  25  Pine 
Savage  Edward,  historical  painter,  166  Greenwich 
Schenk  Henry,  notary  public,  12  Water  and  91  Front 
Schieffelin  Henry,  attorney  at  law,  193  pearl 
ScofL-ld  Samuel,  M.  D.  3  Roosevelt 
Scott  doctor  John  G.  83  Division 
Scott  Wm.  A.  teacher  of  languages,  &c.  18  Read 
Scudder  Simuel,  inspector  of  customs,  73  Catharine 
Seabury  Miss,  teacher  and  boarding  school,  BeekmaB 
Seaman  Valentine,  M.  D.  88  Beekman 
Seaman  Walter,  custom- house  officer,  20  Piovoost 
^ecor  /oshua,  physician  &  druggist,  218  Broadway 

S>eJohn,  physician,  37  Chapel 

Sedy  Joseph,  teacher,  2  Stxond 

Seiws  Kev.  Ciershom,  20  Mill 

Seixas/ccob,  translator  of  languages,  9  Water 

Servant Grengear  V.  Antonie,  physician,  8  Cortlandt 

Seymour.  L.  &Thaddeus,  teachers,  Mott 

Shanewolf  Frederick,  surgeon  dentist  and  hair-dresser,  228  Green- 
ShapterThomas,  accountant,  50  Beaver  [wich 
SharpeAnn,  midwife,  87  Chamber 

Siuler  ,  accountant,  127  Water 

Saepherd  Ed ward writing  master,  68  Broad 
S»eel  Jane,  teacher^  17  Upper  Barley 
Sler wood  Mary,  midwife,  12  Chesnut 
Sheffield  Wm.  naval  architect;  72  Lombard 
Slull  Widow,  teacher,  7  Barclay 
Sheys  Bryant,  teaclier,  Nassau 
Suippey  Wm.  accountant,  182  William 
Sickles  Wm.  inspector  of  the  customs,  62  Murray 
Sick'es  Robert,  superintend,  of  lamps,  52  E.  George 
Sickles  Zacharias,  teacher,  90  Fair 
Sickles  Garret,  custom-house  measurer,  29  Water 
Sidelljohn,  clerk  oT  the  justices'  court,  129  Pearl 
Simon  Wm.  L.  physician,  98  Cherry 
Simpson  John,  marshal,  13  Harman 
Simpson  John,  inspector,  99  Lombard 
Simpson  Sampson,  attorne)  at  law,  97  Broad 
Sinclair  Lawrence,  teacher,  pump,  cor.  Second 
Skaats  Bailholomew,  court  crier,  City-Hall 
Skctchley  jun-  Thomas  teacher,  Greenwich 
Sketchley  'I  hos.  you  1.4  ladies'  academy,  16  Beekman 
Skinner  Abraham,  counsellor, 3  Robinson 
Skinner  Richard  C.  surgeon  dentist,  171  William 
Slas-sou  Wm.  attorney  and  counsellor,  67  Pearl 


Smiih  Abraham  L.  attorney  at  law,  <!87  Greenwich 
Smith  Dani-  .  teacher,  Harman 
Smith  Daniel,  physician,  47  Gold 


Jones's  kewyork 


Smilh  Andrew,  teacher  of  languages,  5  Cedar 
Smith  David,  phjsician,  21  Peck-slip 
Smith  Henry,  teacher,  Tump 
Smilh  John,  physician,  35  Ko«c 
Smith  John,  accountant,  3  E.  George 
Smitii  James  Scott,  attorney  and  counsellor,  93  Chamber 
Smitli  Mary,  Widow  of  John,  teacher,  23  Roosevelt 
Smith  Mary,  teacher,  8  Chapel 
Smith  Matson,  physician,  21  Oliver 
Smith  Merrit,  phjsician,  54  Banker 
Smith  Richard,  marshal,  5 1  Warren 
Smith  Samuel,  attqriiey  and  counsellor,  341  Washington 
Smilh  Thomas,  counsellor,  notary  public  and  clerk  in  chancery, 
Smith  Wm.  H.  inspector,  Cod  »lunB 
Smith  Col.  Wm.  S.  survejor  of  the  port,  government  house 
Smithen  revd.  Nicholas, 32  John 
Smock  Catharine,  teacher,  3o  Bowery 
Smyth  Andrew,  city  weigher,  120  W ater 

Snow  Robert,  inspector  of  pot  and  pearl  ash,  61  Greenwich,  housed 
Stanbrough  Lewis  G.  teacher,  37  Catharine  [Lumber 
St.  John  Hannah,  teacher,  4  6  Harman 
Stanford  revd.  John,  M.  A.  81  Fair 
Stanley  Henry,  counsellor  at  law,  13  Broad 
Stansburv  Joseph,  secretary  to  United  Insurance  company,  49 
StebbensJohn,  accountant,  36  Oak 
Steinbach  John,  sexton,  20  Barley 
StevensJirig.  Gen.  Ebenezer,  59  Beekman 
Stevens  John,  inspector  of  customs,  90  Maiden-Lane 
Stevenson  Frederick,  inspector  of  customs,  31  Cheapside 
Stevenson  John,  physician,  53  Barclay 
Stilwell  Samuel,  city  surveyor,  43  Bowery 
Stilwell  Wm.  ph)sician,  11  Oliver 
Stonehouse,  Mrs.  teacher,  24  Beaver 
Stoughton  Don  Thomas,  Spanish  Consul,  26  Greenwich 
Stoutenburg  Thomas,  accountant,  5  Magazine 
Stoutenbwrgh  Jacobus,  inspector  of  gTain,  59  Cortlandt 
Strobcck  revd.  George,  First 
Striker  Dennis,  measurerof  gra,in,  70  Broad 
S  ringl  am  James  S.  physician,  194  Broadway 
Snong  Josepn,  counsellor  at  law,  49  Partition 
Stiong  Roizt-r,  attorney  and  counsellor,  office  It  Pine,  haise  3 
Strong  &  F>*rrisy  attorneys  and  coti^ellors,  49  Partition  [G.ecn  wi 
S'ur^es  Strong,  accountant,  45  Olivf  r  » 
Stuyversant  Peter  G  council  <Jt,  36  pine 
Supreme  Court.  Oeik'sofikc,  Federal-Hall 
Surrogate's  Office,  1  Wail 
Sutter  John  P.  accountant, 47  Barcky 
Sutherland  R.  accountant,  Birmingham 
Swanton  Robert,  Attorney  and  Notary,  1  Dover 


MERCANTILE  DIRECT0R7 


347 


Swartwout  J.  U.  S.  marshal  N.  Y.  district,  91-  pearl 
Swedish  Consul's  Office,  30  Broad 
it-— Merchants,  Dry  Good  and  Bo  >k  Stores,  and  Store  keepers 
in  general 

Sacket  Joseph,  stationer  &  book-binder,  255  Greenwich 

Sadler  Henry  &  Co.  merchants,  84  Front,  and  39  Chamber 

Sage&  Thompson,  book-store,  I4a  Pearl 

Salisbury  john,  merchant,  21  Partition 

Salisbury  &  Graham,  merchants,  177  Washington 

Salter  1  homas,  merchant,  2  Cortlandt 

Saltus  Solomon,  merchant,  67  Pearl 

Saltus,  Son  &  Co.  merchants  and  ship-chandlers,  house  G7  Pearl  store 
Sahes  L.  merchant,  136  v\  ater  T19  s  .mi, 

Sandford  Wm.  merchant,  33  Chapel  L 
Sands  Abraham  S.  merchant,  5l  Beekman 

Sands  &  Dickenson,  merchants  and  ship-chandlers,  Barclay  corner 

Sarg.-ant  Ezra  &  Co.  book>el!ers,39  Wall  [  Washington 

Satterth  watte  Thomas  W.  meichant,  31  South,  house  87  /Tater 

Saunders  A.  merchant,  119  U'dliam,  and  101  Maiden-lanc 

Saxtoi)  &  Mount,  dry-good  store,  442  .Pearl 

Sayre  Samuel,  jun.  merchant,  45  Cortlandt 

Sayre  &  Toler,  merchants,  <?0  William,  corner  Maiden-lane 

Schenck  Peter  H.  merchant,  22  Pine,  &  49  Front 

Schenck  Peter  A.  &  Co.  merchants,  49  Front,  &  92  Pearl 

Schermerhorn  Cornelius,  merchant,  39  Beekman 

Schermerhorn  Peter  jun.  merchant,  «8  Greenwich 

Schermerhorn  J  P.  merchant  arid  ship-chandler,  187  Front  &  4  J  John 

Schermerhorn  &  Son  Peter,  merchants,  68  Broadway  &  gt3  Water 

Schermerhorn  &  Son  Simon,  merchantsand  ship-chandlers  24  South 

Sch.eifelin  Jacob  merchant,  1 23  Pearl  [and  64  Broadway 

bchieffehn  I.  &  E.  druggtsts,  197  Pearl,  corner  of  Maiden-lane 

Schteflelin  &  Son  Jacob,  wholesale  druggists,  195  Pearl 

Schmidt  I.  H.  merchant,  61  Dey 

Scofield  Jesse,  merchant-taylor,' 126  P-arl  and  59  Stone 
ScottA:  Tremain,  merchant,  house  Beach,  store  27  South 
Scott  Henry,  merchant,  Bedlow 

Scott  James,  merchant,  123  Washington,  &  17  Robinson 

hcriba  George,  merchant,  31  Nassau 

SeaUiry  James L  merchant,  38  South 

Seaman  George,  lumber-merchant,  70  Rutgers 

Seaman  Israel,  merchant,  peat  I 

Seaman  James,  merchant,  205  Front 

Seaman  Leonard,  auctioneer,  Elizabeth,  near  Nicholas 

Seaman  Thomas,  merchant-taylor,  58  Pine 

Seaman  Wm.  merchant,  28  Church 

Seaman  Edmund  &  Co.  sugar-house,  31  Pine  and  29  Broad 
Seaman  &  H  irrtngton,  merchant-taylors,  130  Front 
Seaman  &  Rhind,  merchants,  68  Soutn,  corner  Pine,  house  35  Water 
^eaman  &  Sons  Willet,  merchants.  296  Pearl,  house  25i  Pearl 
beaman  Willet,  John&  Co.  merchants,  296  Pearl 


3+8  jones's  new-tork 

Sebor  Jacob,  merchant,  13  Cortlandt 

Sebring  Isaac,  merchant,  Coenties-slip,  corner  of  South,  house  2 
Sebring  Jacob  L.  dry-gooods  store,  172  Broadway  [Broadway 

Secor  Elijah,  merchant,  27  V  Broadway 

Secor&  Hathaway,  drv-good  and  carpet-store,  174  Broadway 

Seixas  Benjamin,  merchant,  50  Dey 

Seixas  Jacob,  merchant,  29  Frankfort 

Seixas  Moses,  merchant,  9  \\  aier 

Seixai  M.  Si  I.  B.  dry-good  siore,  1 17  Chrtham 

Sell  james,  merchant,  1 10  Maiden-lane 

Semple  M.  merchant,  4  Fletcher  , 

Semple  &  Shaw,  merchants,  4  Fletcher, 

Sergeant  janus.  coa'-merchant.  15  Rector 

Service  Thomas,  merchant,  129  Pearl 

Service  Thomas  tc  Kou.ert,coai-nii-rchants,  129  Pearl 

Sueur  Charles,  merchant,  125  Greenwich 

Seton  janies,  insurance-broker,  office  Tontine  Coffee-house 

.SVjwell  Adam,  wine  and  porter  merchant,  1^3  Water 

.cnaffe:  George,  merchant,  438  P«  arl 

.yhakspeare  Gallery,  1 1  Park,  near  Theatre 

.Sharp  Robert  and  John,  merchants,  V3  Maiden-lane 

.chaw  john,  merchant,  9  &  15  Peail 

ohawjohn  C.  merchant.  44  Beaver  ?J 

.yhawWm.  merchant,  46  John 

.yhay  and  Wilson,  auctioneer--,  14  I  Water 

.Sheddon  Thomas,  merchant,  14  Gold 

shepherd  Allen,  merchan',  294  Pearl 

Sherry  Charles,  merchant,  A'b<im  Coffee-house 

Seerwin  John,  msrehant,  61  M?.iuen-Lane 

Shippeyjtin  yo>iah,  merchant,  17  Brklec  '   "  '  (f 

Shipper  >/<>Mah,  me: chant.  50  Front!  and  44  Lower  Robinson 

Shoemaker Abrahirn,  cry  goods'  jve, above  2  milestone,  Bowery 

Shonnard  Peter,  ironmonger,  S7  Cherry ,  cornu  of  jamei  :.v)Oj 

Shot  well  Gilbert,  merchant,  214-Front  '  v* 

Shotwell  W.  merchant,  10  j«.ob 

Snreve  Caleb  &  co.  druggists  152  pearl 

Shriglev  Ra'ph,  merchant  tay!  at,  4S  Augustus 

Shute  Wm  &  tohn,  dry  good  store.  157  Broad  way 

Sickles  john  H.  merchant.  12  and  14  New 

^uiton  Joseph,  merchant,  n  Broad 

Sinclair  G.  bookbinder  and  circulating  library,  207  Wa'xr 

Skelton  Abraham,  merchant,  Greenwich  road 

•Skeltun  Joseph,  china  store,  4'c-  33  Maiden-Lane 

Skinner  Isaac,  merchant',  141  Washington 

.51  ay  ley  George,  merchant,  36  i'red 

.Slocuin  Christopher  M.  &  Win.  merchants,  261  pearl 

.SlocumWm.  I.  merchant,  261  pearl 

Smedes  Abraham  K.  merchant,  176  pearl 

Smiley  Wm,  R.  Dry  good  store,  448  pearl,  house  24  Oak 

Smiley  Archibald,  merchant  taylor,  271  William 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


349 


Smith  Epcnetus,  merchant  taylor,  158  Chatham 

Smith  Jaines  R.  merchant,  21 1  Pearl 

Smith  Benjamin  B.  merchant,  37  Barclay 

Smith  Charles,  china  and  glass-store,  272  Water 

Smith  Charles  &  Co.  merchants,  180  Pearl 

Smith  John,  earthen-ware  store,  142  Chatham 

Smith  John,  clothier,  144  Chatham 

Smith  John,  merchant,  140  William 

Smith  John  M.  merchant,  99  Liberty,  office  Pine 

Smith  Melancton,  auctioneer  and  commission  merchant, 

Wall,  corner  Pearl,  and  3  Church 
Smith  Pascal  M.  merchant,  96  Greenwich 
Smith  Thomas  R.  merchant,  73  Nassau 
Smith  Thomas  and  W.  booksellers  and  stationers,  70  Watetr 
Smith  &  Brower,  merchant  taylors,  142  Broad-way 
Smith  &  Bromner,  merchants,  27  Beekman-slip 
Smith  St  Russell,  merchants,  5 1  Front 
Smith  8c  Loomis,  dry  good  store,  199  Broad-way 
Smith  8c  Thorp,  merchant  taylors,  120  Broad 
Smith  Sc  White,  dry  good  store,  152  Chatham 
Smyth,  R.  merchant,  Thames 
Snell  Thomas,  merchant,  94  Beekma  r 
Snell,  Stagg  8c  Co.  merchants,  248  Front 
Snifferi  John,  merchant  taylor,  30  Oak 
Solomon  W.  merchant,  45  Barley 

Somer  J.  S.  clothier,  broker,  and  intelligence  office,  51 
Soria  Aaron,  merchant,  35  Murray  [Chatham 
Spencer  Thomas,  merchant,  3  5  Maiden-lane 
Speir  John,  merchant,  27  Wall 
Stagg  Isaac,' merchant,  49  Ferry 
Stagg  Peter,  merchant,  9  Chamber 
Stagg  Thomas,  jun.  merchant,  58  Partition 
Stambers  Jonas,  merchant,  301  Greenwich 
Stanton  Robert,  jun.  ship  chandler,  Water,  corner,  or  54  Ol- 
State  Prieon  Warehouse,  294  Pearl  [iver 
Stayley  George,  merchant,  36  Broad 
Steinback  I.  L.  merchant,  1 1 1  Greenwich 
Stevens  Stephen,  bookseller  and  stationer,  165  Pearl 
Stephens  8c  Ely,  merchant",  97  William 
Strelitz  Joseph,  merchant,  205  Pearl  [Water 
Stewart  Alexander  8c  Co.  ship  chandlers,  corner  of  Wall  and 
Stevens  Ebenezer,  merchant,  59  Beekman  and  241  Water 

I  i 


350 


JONES'S  NEW-YORK 


Stewart  Alexander  L.  merchant,  55  William, 
Stewart  Charles,  merchant,  138  William 
Stilwell  Samuel,  merchant,  43  Bowery 
Stilwell  William,  dry  good  store,  168  Water 
St.  John  Samuel,  merchant  taylor,  126  Pearl 
St.  John  Sc  Scofield,  merchant  taylors,  126  Pearl 
Stockholm  Andrew,  stock  and  money  broker,  74  William 
Stollenwerk  8c  brothers,  jewellers,  137  William 
Storm  Thomas  8c  Son,  merchants,  store  9  Coenlies,  house  1 
Story  J.  8c  C.  merchants,  Pearl  and  66  Cedar  [Stone 
Stout  Jacob,  jun.  merchant,  16  South,  Hous-;  60  Greenwich 
Stoutenburg  John,  merchant,  167  Greenwich 
Stow  8c  Wilcox,  merchants,  Ackeiky's  wliarf 
Strong  Beajamin  Sc  Joseph,  merchants,  166  Front 
Strong  Joseph,  merchant,  37  Vesey 
Strong  Return,  merchant,  226  Front  and  325  Greenwich 
Strong  Selah,  merchant,  160  Front,  house  40  John 
Strong  Sc  Davis,  auctioneers  and  commission  merchants^ 
123  Pearl 

Sturges  Nathaniel  L.  merchant  taylor,  47  Wall 
Stuart  John,  dry  grxxl  store,  143  Pearl 
Stuart  James,  dry  good  store,  143  Pearl 
Stuyversant  John,  hardware  store,  104  Chatham  [Pine 
Suckley  George,  merchant,  Greenwich,  counting-house  4  8 
Suffern  George,  merchant,  57  John,  store  6  Depeyster 
Sullivan  Daniel,  merchant,  88  Pearl,  and  131  Water 
Sutliff  John,  merchant,  112  William 

Sutton  John  H.  flour  merchant,  19  South,  house  .\7  Barclay 

Suydam  John  F.  merchant,  1 1  Coenties-slip 

Suydam  John,  merchant,  4  Broad-way 

Suydam  8c  Wyckoff,  merchants,  21  South,  house  4  Eroad- 

Suydam  8c  Wilson,  merchants,  45  Front  [way 

Suydam  Henry,  merchant,  23  Whitehall 

Swartwout  Henry,  merchant,  47  Stone 

Swartwout,  Dumont  Sc  Co.  merchants,  62  Water 

Swords  T.  8c  J.  booksellers,  stationers  and  printers,  1 60  Pearl 

Syne  James,  merchant,  231  Water 

Symon  Richard,  merchant,  4  Cliff 

IIL- — Grocers,  Taverns,  Irms,  Porter-Houses,  Hotels, 
Boarding-Houses,  Brewers  and  Distillers. 
Sackett  Elisha,  grocer,  63  Chamber,  corner  of  Chapd 
Sagar  John,  tavern,  6  Maiden-lane 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY.  351 


Sadler  widow  of  James,  boarding  house,  94  Maiden-lane 

Saidlej  widow  Jane,  boarding  house,  94  Maiden-lane 

Saltonstall  widow  Elizabeth,  boarding  house,  86  Pearl 

Samo  Isaac,  grocer,  60  Chamber,  corner  of  Chapel 

Sands  Benjamin,  grocer,  Spring*' 

Sands  R.  St  K.  distillers,  2  Oliver 

Sands  Stephen,  grocer  and  cartmjn,  29  Read 

Sanders  Sc  Roe,  grocers,  194  Washington 

Sandhovel  H.  porterhouse,  197  William 

Sandford  David,  cook  shop,  69  Partition 

Sandford  Huldah,  boarding  house-)  58  Cedar 

Sassenburgh  George  A.  grocer,  Church,  coi-nep  of  Anthony 

Saunders  Henry,  grocer,  First  comer  of  Grand 

Sawyer  Isaac,  grocer,  Charlotte 

Sayres  Isaac,  grocer,  9  Charlotte 

Scally  Dennis,  grocer.  Grand,  corner  of  Suffolk 

Schenck  Peter  A.  8c  Co.  merchants,  49  Front 

Schaffer  Frederick  &  Co.  grocers,  Delancy,  corner  of  First 

Schultz  &  Co.  Michael,  brewery,  Fourth 

Scofield,  Ann,  grocer,  upper  end  Bedlow 

Scofield  Isaac,  grocer  and  carpenter,  60  Church 

Scofield  Lewis,  grocer,  37  Augustus 

Scofield  Thomas,  grocer,  1  Ferry 

Scofield  Rufus,  grocer,  37  Augustus 

Schoit  Berard,  grocer,  25  Augustus 

Schovel  Ann  PI.  grocer,  Bed!  >\v 

Scott  Alexander,  grocer,  Augustus,  corner  of  Magazine 
Scott  Alexander,  grocer,  34  E.  George 
Scott  Elizabeth,  grocer,  186  Cherry 
Scott  Francis,  grocer,  1 5  Bedlow 

Scott  James,  grocer  and  callico  printer,  Third,  corner  Eagle 

Scott  John,  grocer,  44  Bedlow 

Scouten  Simon,  grocer,  Fourth,  corner  Hester 

Scrihner  Sc  Wurts,  grocers,  25 1  Water 

Schmeitzer  Geo.  M.  grocer  and  butcher,  Elizabeth 

Seaman  Robert,  grocer,  35  Bowery 

Sechevercll  Gustavus,  grocer,  37  E  George,  corner  Bedlofl- 

Secor  George,  grocer,  57  Cherry 

Secor  Gilbert,  grocer,  25  Vesey,  corner  Church 

Sccor  Joshua,  grocer  57  Cherry 

Secor  William,  grocer,  47  Hudson 

Secor  St  Horton,  grocers,  47  Hudson 


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Seely  Mrs.  boarding-house,  45  Courtlandt 
Seely  Dennis,  grocer,  Grand 
Sell  James,  grocer  Sc  shoe-store,  384  Greenwich 
Sell  Stephen,' grocer,  43  James,  corner  Banrker 
Sell  William,  grocer,  2  7  Peck-slip,  house  8  Chesnut 
Seymour  widow  of  Horace,  boarding-house,  255  Pearl 
Shadden  James,  grocer,  SOI  Washington 
Shanahan  M.  grocer,  3  (iak 
Shannon  James,  grocer,  59  E.George 
Shannon  John,  porter-house,  39  Park 
Shanklin  Rohert,  grocer  &  carpenter,  22  Thames 
Shatzel  Jacob,  grocer,  8  Eroad 
Shatzel  John,  sailors  boarding-house,  357  Water 
Shelburg  widow,  grocer,  309  Broad-way 
Sheldon  widow,  boarding-house,  252  Pearl 
Sherlock  James,  grocer,  2C  Front 
Sherman  Andrew,  tavern,  Greenwich,  near  State-Prison 
Sherman  \Yfilliam,  tavern,  77  James 
Shields  James,  grocer,  81  JIarman 
Shields  William,  grocer  aid  cartman,  cor.  Rutger 
Shinn  Hester,  sailors'  boarding-house,  3 1  Lombard 
Shipman  William  &.  W.  H-  grocers,  43  and  48  Partition 
Shippey  Joseph,  Jun.  groar,  store  Coenties-slip,  house  17 
Shomburgh  Philip,  ft  niter*  r,  43  E.  George  [Bridge 
Shonnard  Frederick,  grocel ,  80  Bowery 
Shonnanl  Mi  s.  sudors'  boarding-house,  37  Pine 
Shdtwell  Abraham,  grocer,  89  Murray 
Sliowt  Oliver,  grocer,  Melt 

Sibell  John,  tavern  an«!  suitors'  boarding-house,  331  Wate 
Sickels  William,  grocer,  62  Murray 
Silvester  Reuben,  groccrtmd  mason,  96  James 
Simmons  Henry,  grocer  &  flour-store,  Front,  cor  Fletcher 
Simmons  Mrs.  tavern,  Charlotte,  cor.  Lombard 
Simmons  William,  grocer,  159  Ply-market  Sc29  Fletcher 
Simonton  Henry,  grocer,  52  Front 
Simons  Walter,  fruiterer,  ~  Cbaiham 
Simpson  Charles,  fruiterer,  207  Water,  house  55  Oik 
Simpson  George,  grocel,  Stanton,  cor.  Bowery 
Simpson  William,  grocer,  Rutger,  cor.  Harman 
Sinclair  Hector,  grocer,  16  Robinson 
Sipkins  Thomas,  grocer  and  grainer,  14  Warren 
Skelding  John,  grocer,  Pump,  cor.  Third 


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353 


Skiddyl.  R.  porter-house,  189  Cherry 

Ski drriore  John,  grocer,  87  Bowery 

Skidmore  Lemuel,  grocer,  Washington,  cor.  Provoost 

Skinner  Elizabeth,  grocer,  55  George 

Skinner  Josiah,  grocer,  61  Nassau 

Slaght  John,  grocer,  356  Water 

Slater  Mary,  grocer,  32  Rose  p 

Slaven  Mrs.  tavern,  37  Cheapside 

Slessor  John,  grocer,  105  Harman 

Slidell  John  H.  grocer,  10  Ann 

Slivans  Corntlius,  grocer,  57  E»  George,  cor.  Lombard 

Sloan  John,  grocer,  69  Chatham 

Sloan  John,  grocer,  126  Cherry 

Slote  Peter,  grocer  and  pi  .nier,  71  Chamber 

Slover  Abraham,  grocer,  5  South 

Slowley  Mathew  S.  brewer,  46  Catharine 

Small  Christian,  grocer,  24  Harman 

Smallen  Michael,  grocer,  91  Nassau 

Smith  Abiel,  grocer,  204  Front 

Smith  Caleb  &  Edmond,  grocers,  62  Front,  house  16  Mar- 
Smith  Cornelius,  grocer,  125  Washington  [ketfield 
Smith  David,  porter-house,  2  1  Oak 
Smith  David  V.  grocer,  194  Front 
Smith  Daniel,  grocer,  43  Vandewater 
Smith  Edmund,  grocer,  27  Whitehall 
Smith  Elkanah,  grocer,  Water,  cor.  New-slip 
Smith  Epenetus,  grocer,  152  Fly-market 
Smith  Esther,  grocer,  103  Division 
Smith  George,  grocer,  Charlotte,  cor.  Lombard 
Smith  Gershom,  grocer,  Beekman-slip  and  79  Gold 
Smith  Jacob,  grocer,  56  E.  George,  cor.  Lombard 
Smith  James,  grocer,  135  and  136  Cherry 
Smith  James  A.  porter-house  and  livery-stables,  16  Eedlow 
Smith  James,  grocer,  2  16  Broad-way 
Smith  John,  tavern  and  grocer,  155  Fly-market 
Smith  John  D.  grocer,  35  Robinson 
Smith  Joseph  P.  grocer,  Grand,  corner  Orchard 

Smith,  grocer,  Grand 

Smith  Levi,  grocer,  164  Fly-market 
Smith  Widow  Lydia,  boai  ding-house,  50  Division 
Smith  Widow  Mary,  grocer,  Greenwich,  near  State  Prison 
Smith  Mrs.  boarding-house,  5  Old-slip 

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Smith  Piatt,  grocer,  315  and  317  Greenwich 

Smith  Sarah,  grocer,  32  Beaver 

Smith  Timothy,  grocer  and  taylor.  Charlotte 

Smith  T.  II.  &  Son,  grocers,  196  Front,  house  75  Frankfort 

Smith  William,  grocer,  504  Broad-way 

Smitli  William,  tavern  and  hoarding-house,  292  Water 

Smith  Sc  Hiatchley,  grocers,  21  Peck-slip 

Smith  Sc  Coddingion,  grocers,  194  Front 

Smith  £c  Haines,  grocers,  313  Greenwich 

Smith  8c  Horton,  grocers,  195  Front 

Smith  Widow,  boarding-house,  150  Water 

Smithen  Robert,  tavern  and  sailors  l>oarding-house,  277 

Sini'.med  Catherine,  grocer,  102  Harman  [Water 

Snare  Charles,  grocer,  48  Bedlow 

Snow's  James,  hotel,  69  Broad-way 

Solomon  Jonathan,  grocer,  Molt 

Somerindyck  Matthew,  grocer,  10  Beaver 

Somerville  Archibald,  grocer,  1  18  Chatham 

Sowarby  James,  grocer,  134  Division 

Sparks  John,  granary,  300  Broad-way 

Spence  Henry,  grocer  and  carpenter,  43  Augustus 

Spence  Robert,  grocer,  30  Chapel 

Spies  John,  tavern,  Theatre-alley 

Spinning  Benjamin,  grocer  and  shipwright,  14  Rutger 

Spread  William,  grocer,  Bullock 

Sprowll  Thomas,  grocer,  10  Dutch 

Standerwick  William,  giocer,  above  Catharine-slip 

Stayley  William,  grocer,  334  Water 

Stagg  Daniel,  grocer  and  h.  carpenter,  102  Warren,  corner 

Stagg  Nicholas,  grocer,  Washington,  near  Warren  [West 

Stansbury  Daniel,  grocer,  1  Cliff,  corner  John 

Siarkins,  widow  of  Caleb  M.  porter-house,  338  Water 

States  Llano  Ferry  House,  61  Whitehall 

Stebbens  David,  grocer,  &c.  361  Water  and  32  Catherine 

Siebbens  Simon,  grocer,  4  Liberty 

Stebbens  &  Goodrich,  grocers,  240  Front 

Stevens  John,  grocer,  Greenwich,  corner  Provost 

Hi  evens  Abraham,  grocer,  Greenwich 

Stevens  Josenh,  porier-houso.  41  Liberty 

Stevens  Reuben,  grocer,  14  Orange 

S.c\ens  Thomas,"  brewer,  upper  end  Broadway 

Styles  William,  gro»ev>  49  Chspel 


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Sharpless  Isaac,  h.  carpenter  and  builder,  443  Pearl 
Sutherland  Jane,  sailors  boarciing-house,  98  Broad 
Steinback  &  Brown's  Ivewery,  332  Broad-way 
Steinbargh  John  V.  grocer,  32  Front 
Stevenson  Alexander,  grocer,  281  Water 
Stevenson  Mathew,  porter-house,  1  Bridge 
Stevens  Thomas,  brewer,  Broad-way 
Stillwell  Mrs.  H.  grocer,  165  Washington 
Smith  Peter,  tavern,  Chapel 
Stewart  Augustus,  grocer,  305  Washington 
Stewart  Daniel,  grocer,  13  Ann 
Stewart  George,  grocer,  29  Murray,  corner  Church 
Stewart  Robert,  grocer,  96  Broad 
Stewart  Mrs.  P.  boarding-house,  53  Dey 
Stewart  Noble,  tavern  and  boarding-house,  77  Cherry- 
Stewart  William  F.  grocer,  Essex,  near  Grand 
Stewart  Charles,  grocer, corner  Bayard  and  Mott 
Stewart  8c  Mackinson,  grocers,  75  Vesey 
St.  John's  Hall,  6  Frankfort 
Stoddart  Widow,  boarding-house,  204  Front 
Stone  Will  iam,  grocer,  323  Washington 
Stone  Widow  Sarah,  grocer,  86  Anthony 
Storm  Abraham,  fruiterer  and  cartman,  73  Division 
Stott  Elizabeth,  grocer,  85  Flarman 
Stoudenger  Charles,  grocer,  262  Greenwich 
Stoddart  Ichabod,  sailors  boarding-house,  236  Front 
Stoutenburgh  Helen,  boarding-house,  191  Broad- way 
Stow  Jeremiah,  grocer,  26  Lombard 
Stratton  Benjamin,  boarding-house,  204  Front 
Stratton  Simon  D.  grocer,  31  E.  George 
Stratton  William,  grocer,  Broad-way 
Street  Mrs.  C.  boarding-bouse,  64  Pearl 
Sheet  Caleb,  grocer,  20  Coenties-slip,  house  Pearl 
Stretch  Samuel,  tavern,  15  Fletcher 
Striker  Peter,  grocer,  Bullock 
Striker  John,  grocer,  F..  George 
Strother  William,  grocer  and  tavern,  98  Roosevelt 
Stuart  James,  grocer,  10  William 
Stuart  George  H.  grocer  29  Roosevelt 
Stubbs  Charles,  grocer,  83  Harman 
Slymels  Widow  Ann,  boarding-house,  24  Pine 
Sullivan  John,  grocer,  8o  Front 


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Sullivan  Timothy  G.  grocer,  Mulberry,  corner  Bayard 

Southerland  Jane,  grocer,  98  Broad 

SutliFF  John,  grocer,  176  Division 

Sutton  Samuel  C.  tavern  and  boarding-house,  4  South 

Suydam  John,  porter-house,  146  Bowery 

Suydam  John  F.  grocer.  1 1  Coenties-slip 

Sweeney  John,  grocer,  Magazine,  corner  Augustus 

Sweetman  Michael,  tavern  and  sailors  boarding-house,  328 

Swift  Abiel,  grocer  and  mariner,  204  Front  [Water 

Sykes  John,  grocer,  69  Catharine 

Sylva  Ann,  boarding-house,  132  Greenwich 

IV.— House  Carfienlers,  Shift wrights,  Joiners,  Boat -builders, 
Block  ID  Pumfi  Makers,  Coopers,  and  Mechanics  -who  work 
principally  in  wood. 

Sager  George,  h.  carpenter,  50  Cheapside 

Sandford  John,  carver  and  gilder,  144  William 

Sandford  John,  h.  carpenter,  52  Anthony 

Sandhowel  Harman,  chair  maker,  197  William 

Sanxay  James  L.  ship  joiner,  195  Division  [bard 

Sawcitter  James,  wheel  wright,  386  Water,  house  1 2 1  Lom- 

Schultz Harman,  cabinetmaker,  20  Old-slip 

Scofield  Benjamin,  h.  carpenter,  Washington 

Scofielcl  Rufus,  h.  carpenter,  37  Augustus 

Scott  James,  h.  carpenter,  31  Bedlow 

Seal  George,  cooper,  8  De  Peyster 

Seaman  James,  shipwright,  Charlotte 

Seaman  William,  cooper,  4  Second 

Sears  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  Church 

Secor  Eli,  shipwright,  Cherry,  near  Gouverneur 

Secor  Eli,  jun.  shipwright,  Cherry,  near  Gouverneur 

Secor  Francis,  shipwright,  Division,  at  Clinton 

Secor  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  Elizabeth 

See  Daniel,  h.  carpenter,  51  Anthony 

Seely  Joseph,  shipwright,  Cherry,  near  Gouverneur 

Selleck  Henry,  shipwright,  Scammel 

Selleck  Ray,  shipi  ight,  Scammel 

Servant  James,  h.  carpenter,  Greenwich 

Service  Robert,  h.  carpenter,  36  Augustus 

Sharp  Samuel,  cabinet  maker,  40  Dey 

Sharp  Thomas,  shipwright,  155  Harman 

Sharp  Nicholas  shipwright,  12  Henry 


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337 


Sheffield  Will  iam  E.  shipwright,  72  Lombard 

Shepherd  James,  shipwright,  Norfolk 

Shepherd  John,  clock  builder,  34  Lower  Robinson 

Shepherd  J.  boat  builder,  39  Robinson,  Denning's  Bason 

Sherrard  Joseph,  h.  carpenier,  Crosby 

Sherred  Stephen,  h.  carpenter,  51  Division 

Sherwood  Benjamin,  cooper,  6  Albany  Bason 

Sherwood  John,  shipwright,  Hester 

Sherwood  Isaac,  turner,  84  Chatham,  house  Third 

Shields  Alexander,  h.  carpenter,  3  Charlotte 

Shillman  Samuel,  shipwright,  109  Harman 

Shinnannon,  h.  carpenter,  109  Division 

Shires  Frederick,  cooper,  25  Cedar 

Sho'well  Abel,  patent  block  maker,  185  Front 

Shourt  Oliver,  h.  carpenter,  Mott 

Shulott,  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  10  Harman 

Sicklis  Abraham,  h.  carpenter,  168  William 

Sickles  Zechariah,  cooper,  Gibbs'  Alley 

Sidney  Joseph,  cooper,  38  Cedar,  shop  front  of  Albany  T3& 

son,  Greenwich-street 
Silvester  William,  cooper,  27  Broad-way 
Simonson  Jacob,  h.  carpenter,  Third,  above  Eagla 
Sinclair  Duncan,  cooper,  Greenwich 
Skaatts  Jacob,  cooper  and  repacker,  Budd 
Skellom  George,  Windsor  chair-maker 
Skidmore  John,  ship-carpenter,  Fourth 
Skidmore  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  Fourth 
Skillen  &  Dodge,  carvers,  1 19,  Cherry 
Skillen  Simeon,  carver,  1 19  Cherry 
Slater  William,  h.  carpenter,  39  Bedlow 
Slott  Alexander,  carver  and  gilder,  1  Hague 
Slover  Abraham,  cabinet-maker,  16  Stone 
Smalley  John,  turner,  63  Beck  man 
Smith  Albei  t,  musical  instrument  maker,  86  John 
Smith  Benjamin,  h.  carpenter,  72  Chamber 
Smith  Charles,  cabinet-maker,  4  Murray 
Smith  Daniel,  h.  carpenter,  50  Anthony 
Smith  David,  h.  carpenter,  5  1  Cliff 
Smith  Eberiezet,  h.  carpenter,  50  Augustus 
Smith  Ezt  kiel,  h.  carpenter,  68  Chappie 
Smith  George,  h.  carpenter,  C,\  Murray 
Smith  Jacob,  h.  carpenter,  5  Division 


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th  Jacob,  h.  carpenter,  Corlaers-hook 
th  Jacob,  &  Son,  oval  Sc  round  turners,  1 1  Barclay 
th  James,  h.  carpenter,  65  Harman 
th  James,  h.  carpenter,  344  Broad-way 
th  John,  h.  carpenter,  Charlotte 
th  John,  turner,  360  Greenwich 
th  John,  h.  carpenter,  28  Read 
th  John,  dock-builder,  230  Greenwich 
th  John  L  upholsterer,  Fisher 
tli  John  cabinet-maker,  41  Augustus  , 
th  Joseph,  cork-cutler,  2  Crane  Wharf 
th  Peter,  cabinet-maker,  49  Chapel 
th  Matthew,  h.  carpenter,  Fair 
th  Lewis,  h.  carpenter,  93  Bedlow 
th  Richard,  h.  carpenter,  Sixth 
th  Richard,  h.  carpenter,  20  Vesey 
th  Stephen)  h.  carpenter,  Walnut,  near  Corlaers-hook 
th  Thomas,  block-maker,  Cherry,  near  Ackerley's  wharf 
th  Thomas,  h.  carpenter,  Division 
th  William,  block-maker,  55  Catharine  8c  265  Water 
ith  William,  cabinet-maker,  46  Warren 
ith  William,  block-maker,  164  Cherry  8t  31  Oliver 
ith  William,  fan-sash  maker,  23  Broad 
th  William,  shipwright,  Corlaers-ho  k 
th  William,  cabinet-maker,  Orchard 
ith  William  S.  h.  carpenter,  9  Magazine 
th  &  Hoe,  h.  carpenters,  10  Cedar 
th  D.  &  M.  joiners,  1 1  Cedar 
tton  John,  h.  carpenter,  J 19  Harman 
Smock  Cornelius,  h.  carpenter,  Bowery 
Sniffi.i  John,  shipwright,  1 19  Harman 
Snow  Edmund,  shipwright,  Pump 
Snow  Edmund,  shipwright,  100  Bedlow 
Snow  Paul,  shipwright,  104  Bedlow 
Sowson  John,  cabinet-maker,  7  Oak 
Spear  Henry,  h.  carpenter,  45  Hudson 
Speight  William,  cabinet-maker,  251  Greenwich,  house  80 
Spur  Barnet,  h.  carpenter,  Leonard  [Murray 
Speir  Robert,  h.  carpenter,  45  Thomas 
Speir  Roben,  coopen,  7  Depeyster  &  39  Beaver 
Spicer  David,  far.  carpenter,  First 
Spies  John,  last-maker,  Second  cor.  Division 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


359 


Sp'.nage  Benjamin,  shipwright,  U  Rutger 
Spinning  John,  h.  carpenter,  27  M'llberry 
Spock  Stephen,  shipwright,  201  Division 
Spock  James,  shipwright,  Harman 
Spouk  John,  h.  carpenter,  Harman 
Springer  James,  cooper,  376  Greenwich 
Sp/owl  Jeremiah,  h.  carpenter,  19  Fayette 
Sproull  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  Broad-way,  near  Union  Fur- 
Squires  Amos,  h.  carpenter,  36  Bedlow  [nace 
,  Stackhouse  James,  h.  carpenter,  Elizabeth 
Stansburv,  h.  carpenter,  Provost 
Stanton  George,  h.  carpenter,  10  John 
Stanton  William,  h  carpenter,  !?5  Lombard 
States  Elijah,  cooper,  Elm 
Stebbes  Henry,  coach-maker,  34  Vesey 
Siebber  James,  h.  carpenter,  32  E.  George 
Stephens  John,  h.  carpenter,  27  Augustus 
Stephens  John,  jun.  upholsterer,  90 ,Maiden-lane 
Sterling  J.  St  W.  coopers,  Bache's  wharf,  85  Front  anrl  Sj 
Stevens  Elias,  dock-bui]der,  Hester  [Water 
Stevenspn  Charles,  h.  carpenter,  34  Vandewater 
Stewart  John,  cabinet-maker,  26  Cedar 
tewartJohn,  h.  carpenter.  44  Warren 
tewart  John,  h.  carpenter,  9  Thomas 
Steward  William,  basket-maker,  44  Warrea 
Stiles  Benjamin,  saddle-tree-maker,  10  Fisher 
Stilwell  Elisha,  h.  carpenter,  150  Division 
Stivers  Thomas,  h.  carpenter,  Harman 
Storing  Barnet,  h.  carpenter,  Pitt 
Storms  Henry,  cabinet-maker,  20  Bancker 
Storms  Abraham,  dock-builder,  N.  Moore 
Strang  John,  h.  carpenter,  16  Mulberry 
Stralton  Latham,  cooper,  3  Crane-wharf 
Streen  James,  h.  carpenter,  32  E.  George 
Styles  William,  h.  carpenter,  49  Chapel 
Stymets  Abraham,  shipwright,  136  Division 
Stymcts  Peter,  h.  carpenter,  26  Bailey 
Sutherland  Lawrence,  h.  carpenter,  Crosby 
Sutton  John,  cooper,  Pump 
Sutton  Job  &  Daniel,  coopers,  242  Front 
Sutton  George,  h.  carpenter,  17  Murray 
Button  Noah,  cooper,  Mott 


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Sutton  Nehemiah,  shipwright,  51  Division 

Sutton  Robert,  cabinet-maker,  83,  Bowery 

Sutton  Daniel,  cooper,  Pump 

Suydam  Christopher,  h.  carpenter,  Montgomery 

Suydam  Henry,  shipwright,  Hester 

Swarts  Aaron,  shipwright,  Harman,  corner  Charlotte 

V. — Masons,  Bricklayers,  Plaisterers,  and  Stone-Cutters. 

Sandf  ord  John,  mason,  72  Chapel 

Sarles  Edward,  bricklayer,  84  Henry 

Scott  Thomas,  stone-cu*ter,  89  Murray 

Scudder  Alfred,  mason,  Provost 

Sharp  William,  mason,  27  Warren 

Simmons  Charles,  muson,  1  I  Augustus 

Smith  Anhur,  mason  and  builder,  30U  Greenwich, 

Smith  Peter,  mason,  Greenwich 

Smith  S.  stone-cutter,  7  6  Murray 

Sniffen  Abraham,  mason,  12  Thomas 
gSouter  John,  stone-cutter,  10  Chamber 
gjSpeirs  George,  mason,  Provost 
jtJSpencer  Wiiliam,  bricklayer,  18  Barley 
j^'ackhouse  John,  mason,  Elizabeth 
§m-anage  Thomas,  bricklayer,  28,  Henry 
gmjtigg  Isaac,  mason,  63  Church 
gmjfinsbury  Jones,  mason,  73  Warren 
g   :  einback  Anthony,  mason  and  builder,  3  34  Broad-way 
^  Sterrit  Robert,  mason,  58  Oak 

SteveHson  Robert,  mason,  44  Chamber 

"Stewart  Abraham,  mason,  42  Warren 

Stewart  James,  mason,  North  Moore 

Stewart  Win.  mason,  85  Chapel 

Suter  John,  stonecutter,  10  Cnamber 

Sutherland  James,  mason,  14  Read 

Sylvester  Reuben,  mason  &  grocer, '26  james 

VI. — Smiths  of  every  description,  including  tfiose  v;ho  xverk  ini 
Precious  Metals,  Jewels,  IfC.  and  (Patch-makers. 

Sands  Tredwel!,  nailor,  106  Division 

Sayre  Joel,  silversmith  &  jeweller,  109  Maiden-lane 

Sayre  1.  &  U.  watchmakers,  210  Pearl  &  34  George 

Sayre  &  Richards,  clock  &  watchmakers,  236  Pearl 

Schuyler  Peter C,  watchmaker,  105  Maiden-lane 

Scoles  John,  engraver  and  bookseller,  222  Broadway 

Shelter  John,  blacksmith,  83  Chamber 

Sherwood  Daniel,  blacksmith,  Spring 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Sherwood  Joshua,  blacksmith,  Bedlorw 

Simmons  J.&  A.  gold  and  silversmiths  &  engravers,275  Pearl 

Simpson  John,  blacksmith,  24  New 

Skeltorn  Richard,  brass-founder,  Cor'.aers-Hook 

Smith  George,  silver-plater,  81  Warren 

Smith  john,  whitesmith,  19  Water 

Smith  Win.  blacksmith,  48  Bedlow 

Smith  Thaddeus,  silver-plater,  14  Robinson 

Smyth  Thos.  black  and  whitesmith,  3  Dey,  &  330  Greeii-  .  JM 

Solomon  John,  tin-plate-worker,  27  Moore  [wick 

Souque  Michael,  gold  and  silversmith,  129  Williim 

Speir  James,  blacksmith,  13  Fletcher,  &  95  Goid 

Spencer  Wm.  nailor  &  blacksmith,  57  James 

Sugg  Samuel,  tin-plate  worker,  120  Cherry 

Stanley  Adam,  smith,  81  Henry 

Stevens  Frazee,  nailor,  1  \i)  Harman 

Stevenson  Thomas,  blacksmith,  17  Gold 

Stevenson  T.  &  J.  blacksmiths,  1  Liberty  &  Washington 

Stilson  Gideon,  blacksmith,  21  First 

Stirr  Abraham,  blacksmith,  74  Chamber 

Stockbridge  Benjamin,  blacksmith,  Corlaer's-IIook 

Stout  Jnmes  D.  engraver,  192  Wi.liam 

Stove  Jacob,  blacksmith,  4  Pump 

Slruck  John,  blacksmith,  5m  &  71  Chatham 

Stuyvesant  Eliphalet,  air-furnace,  37  Upper  Barley 

Switzer  Peter,  cutler,  54  Ves  -y 

VII, — Mechanics,  Trades,  and  Callings,  not  before  cnumeracd, 
Sage  &Clough,  printers,  149  pearl 
Saffcn,  Mary,  tayloress,  3 1  Partition 
Sammis  Augustine,  shoemaker,  16  Catharine 
Sam.  Africa,  laborer,  120  Harman 
Sandford  David,  cook-,Iiop,  69  Partition 
Sandford  John,  carver  and  gilder,  144  William 
Sandford  Pert-grine,  boot-maket,  5  liroad 
Sandford  Samuel,  sawyer,  oouverneur,  near  Cherry 
Sands  Obadiah,  shoemaker,  Mott 
Sands  Sarah,  seamstress,  60  Fisher 
Sands  Wm  hair-dresser,  183  Washington 
Sands  in  Ray,  hair-dn-ssers  183  Wellington 
Samson  Benjamin,  shoemaker.  40  Barclay  \ 
Santus  Ignatius,  se^ar-maker,  Division 
Savgeant  f.  coal  yard,  New 
Saunders  Edward,  sawyer,  2  Birmingham 
Saunders  Ignatius,  segar- maker,  IJeury 
Saunders  John,  laborer,  Ls^ex 
Saunders  John,  shoemaker,  33  Banjiy 
Siunders  Kobert,  printer,  12  Thames  ' 
Sayre  Joseph,  shoemaker,  57  Broad 
Sayre  Joseph,  shoemaker,  159  J)ey  ■ 


Sayre  Nathan,  boot  and  shoemaker,  128  Front 

Scandcn  Peter,  laborer,  5  Bedlow 

Seantfier  john,  laborer,  8  Bedlow 

fichelbrin,  fruiterer,  91  Nassau 

Schenck  Widow,  nurse,  Elizabeth 

Schoonraaker  Egbert  J.  stone-potter,  49  Augustus 

Schwvler  Cornelius,  butcher,  Bowery 

Scipion  Benjamin,  segar-maker,  9  Read 

Scott  Isaac,  saddler,  104  Maiden-lane 

Scofield  Jacob,  shoemaker,  213  Water 

Scott  James,  baker,  7  E.  George 

Gcott  John,  shoemaker,  23  Roosevelt 

Scott  Widow  Mary,  seamstress,  Piugries  Alley 

Scott  Widow  Mary,  scamstress,Third 

Scott  Wm.  shoemaker,  347  Broadway 

Scoit  James,  calico-printer,  Hester,  corner  Third 

Scott  Wm.  tanner,  nkinner 

Scramble  Henry,  laborer,  74  Read 

Scudder  Elizabeth,  washer,  Mulberry 

Scudder  Stephen,  shoemaker,  67  Barclay 

Scully  Edward,  sawy«r,  4  Moore's  Row,  Henry 

Scu'ly  Thomas,  rigger,  10  Charlotfj 

Seaman  Thomas,  milkman,  Third 

Sears  Henry,  rigger,  1 6  Hen/y 

Sears  Peter,  laborer  Greenwich 

Sebring  Veter,  saddler,  2  Rose 

Seeley  Zadotk,  hatter,  46  Chatham 

Segerson  John,  laborer,  1  Augustus 

S<-'igoine  james,  shoemaker,  53  Wate* 

SPigoine  Jesse,  shoemaker,  334  Water 

Seagoine  John,  shoemaker,  354  Water 

Sclden  John,  musician,  41  Chapel 

Selteg  Andrew,  taylor,  297  Brannos 

Sells  John,  painter,  Mulberry 

Sell  John,  paper  stainer,  Mulberry,  corner  Crow 

Seymour  Joseph,  shoemaker,  Greenwich 

Samler  Cisper,  baker,  Arundel 

Serine?  Francis,  fruiterer,  127  Greenwich 

Sergeant  James,  coal  yard,  54  Ni>w,  and  15  Rector 

Sewell  Joseph,  brush  manufactory,  64  Nassau 

Seymour  Peter,  ha;r-dres»er,  49  Chatham 

Se_.  mour  Samuel,  shoemaker,  Mott 

Seymour  Wm.  shoemaker,  sixth,  near  Ea?1e 

Shaddock  Widow,  tayloress,  Hudson,  corner  Provooit 

Shallabra  Eliza,  milliner,  33  William 

Shananan  Martin,  laborer,  5  Oak 

Shapier  samuel,  taylor  and  comediaD,  52  Augustus 

Shap'er  Thomas,  laborer,  1?0  Bowery 

Shaiky  job,n,  tobacconist^  Suffolk 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


363 


Sharp  Widow  Ann,  midwife,  87  Chatham 

Sharp  Peter,  whip-maker,  15  Maiden  lane,  &  4  Cortlandt 

SJiarp  Wm.  sugar-baker,  49  Mulberry 

Shatze!  Benjamin,  shoemaker,  332  Waters 

Shatzel  Harman,  boot  and  shoemaker,  316  Water 

Shatzell  Wm.  shoemaker,  248  Water 

Shaw  John  B.  rigjter,  111  Division 

Shaw  John  W.  coffee-grinder,  43  Oliver 

Shaw  Win.  tobacconist,  4  Hague 

Shaw  John,  porter,  'J 8  Yesey 

Shepherd  John,  taylor,  69  William 

Shepherd  Thomas,  hair-riresser,  65  Fair 

Sherman  Amos,  rigger,  7  Bata\ia-!ane 

Sherman  Edward,  card- maker,  near  State-Prison 

Sherman  Hannah,  market-woman,  second 

Sherred  Jacob,  painter  and  glazier,  35  and  37  Broad 

Sherrer  Henry,  gardener,  First 

Sherwood  David, ^opemaker,  spring 

Sherwood  Mary,  midwife,  12  Chesnut 

Sherwood  Samuel,  shoemaker,  370  Broadway 

Sherwood  seymour,  rigger,  12  Chesnut 

Shields  Andrew,  taylor,  Becilow 

Shields  Edward,  comb-maker,  133  Chatham 

Shilling  Daniel,  painter,  6  Magazine 

Shimmeal  George,  currier,  1  Yandewater 

Shimmeal  Valentine,  tanner  and  currier,  Feriy 

Ship  George,  butcher,  Bayard 

Shirdel  James,  sawyer,  13  Read 

Shires  David,  baker,  72  Warren 

Shoe  John  porter,  28  Vesey 

Shonard  P.  &  A.  plaistercf  paris  manufactory,  SG  Janjis 

Short  samuel,  caulker,  Charlotte 

Sliotwell  Peter,  oysterman,  41  Read 

Shours  susanna,  tayloress,  22  Chamber 

Shrader  John,  laborer,  water-works 

Shrader  James,  shoemaker,  22 1  Water. 

Shrader  John  shoemaker,  86  Chatham 

Shrader  John  jun.  shoemaker,  221  Water 

Shutejun.  Henry,  tanner,  17  Chamber 

Shute  John,  painter  &  color-shop,  4  New-slip,  &  19  Banck«r 

Sice  Michael,  baker ,  £2  Fair 

Sickles  Daniel,  boot  and  shoemaker,  233  Water 

Sickles  Garret,  boot  and  shoemaker,  3 1  &  29  Watw 

Sickles  Henry,  taylor,  65  Partition 

Sickles  Henry,  shoemaker,  Elizabeth 

Sickles  Win.  shoemaker,  168  William 

Sicks  Joseph,  rigger,  28  Harman 

Sicilian  W  alrab,  fruiterer,  1  Chathaia 


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8imkin>Wm.  potler,30  Upper  Read 

Simmons  Ann,  washer,  54  Warren 

Simmons  Chapman,  fisherman,  Hester 

Simmons  Jane,  washer,  Second 

Simons  Josiah,  taylor,  7  Chatham 

B;monsoiiS:moB,  shoemaker,  93  Broad 

S  nipsoh  Alexander,  barber,  75  Bowery 

Simpson  Charles,  hair-dresser,  55  Oak  &  207  Front 

Simpson  Thomas,  printer,  Leooard 

Sitcher  A.  painter,  gilder  &  glazier,  59  William  &  67  Fair- 

Silcher  Wm.  painter,  Mott  % 

Skaais  James,  laborer,  34  Lower  Robinson 

Jkaats  Rinier,  painter,  44  Warren 

Skidmcre  Mary,  mantaa-maker,  35  Charlotte 

Skidmere  Joseph,  shoemaker,  73  Cliapel 

Skinner  Jacob,  brushmaker,  Mary 

Dawson  Nathaniel,  boot  &  shoemaker,  Division,  corner  FiAat 

Slayman  C»to,  laborer,  First 

Sl'deliar  Co.  John,  tallow-chandlers,  50  Broadway 

Slim  John  G.  laborer,  Bullock 

Slipper  Joseph,  shoemaker,  159  William 

Slipper  Joseph  F.  shoemaker,  177  William 

Shipper  Thomas  M.  shoemaker,  353  Pearl 

Sloan  Ann,  milliner,  139  William 

Si»a!l  Edward,  hair-dresser,  34  Vandewater 

Smart  John,  saddler,  157  &  159  Water 

Smiley  Archibald,  taylor,  27  1  William 

Smith  Anthony,  laborer,  Mott 

Smith  Benjamin,  shoemaker,  29  Lombard 

Smith  Widow  Bethia,  mantua-maker,  lo  Gaidei 

Smith  Christian,  baker,  307  Broadway 

Sruith  Edward,  hatter,  213  William 

Smith  Edward,  cordwainer,  33  Augustus 

Smith  Widow  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  7  Warren 

Smith  Epesetus,  taylor,  157  Chatham 

Smith  Fortune,  sawyer,  Grand 

Smith  George, butcher,  Mott,  corner  Hester 

.Smith  Gerardus,  rail-maker,  42  Front,  house  15  Beater 

Smith  Hannah,  taylores.%  4 1  Chapel  . 

Smith  Haviland,  taylor,  35  Nassau 

S.nith  Henry,  butcher,  First 

Smith  Henry  oysterman,  58  Barclay  > 

Smith  Hezekiah,  laborer,  46Bedlow 

Smitii  Jacob,  shoemaker, 325  Pearl     s;  - 

Smith  Jacob,  laborer,  Bullock,  near  Corteer's  Hook 

Smith  James,  shoemaker,  second 

Smith  James,  rigger,  Division 

Smith  Jane,  washer,  18  Robnisor* 


MERCANTILE  DIR«:TORY;. 


Smith  John,  laborer,  16  Harman 
Smith  Joiin,  rigger,  38  Bedlow 
Smith  John,  taylor,  155  Harman 
Smith  John,  slioemaker,  Norfolk 
Smith  John,  shoemaker,  6  Rose 
Smith  John,  taylor,  Mott 
Smith  John  B.  butcher,  Bowery,  near  2  milesftibe 
Smith  John,  butcher,  Bullock,  corner  sixth 
Smith  Joseph,  taylor,  72  Nassau 
Smith  Joseph,  laborer,  30  Beekman 
S::iith  Lemuel,  shoemaker,  20  Cherry 
Smith  Mary  Ann,  milliner,  41  Chapel 
Smith  Mary,  tayloress,  65  Barclay 
Smith  Michael,  sawyer,  72  Murray 
Smith  Nathaniel,  chymical  perfumer,  114  Broadway 
Smith  Nicholas,  hair-dresser,  34  John 
Smith  Peleg,  shoemaker,  15  Magazine 
Smith  Peter,  watchman,  Cross 
Smith  samuel,  taylor,  23  E.  George 
Smitli  Stephen,  hatter,  52  Water 
Smith  Thomas,  laborer,  14  Ann 
Smith  Thomas,  sawyer,  365  GreenwicW 
Smith  Timothy,  chimney-sweeper.  Elizab^h 
Smith  Wai.  silk-dyer,  407  Greenwich 
Smith  Wm.  laborer,  226  William 
Smith  jun.  Wm.  butcher,  Mott 
Smith  &  Brower,  taylors,  142  Broadway 
Smock  Richard,  oysterrnan,  £5  Moojc 
Snell  Barnet,  shoemaker,  Orange 
Snell  Catharine,  tayloress,  27  Vesey 
Sniften  Hannah,  washer,  40  Chapel 
Snider  George,  laborer,  Mary 
Snider  John,  baker,  Crosby 
Soaper  John,  laborer,  second 
Soby  Wm.  musician,  34  Oak 
Somcrindyke  Jacob,  livery  stable,  280  Greenwich 
Solis  John,  taylor,  Elizabeth 
Solis  Daniel,  quill  manufacturer,  Elizabeth 
Sopher  John,  shoemaker,  54  Harman  . 
Southwick  &  Hardcasfle,  printers,  2  Wall 
Southwick  Henry  C.  printer,  Lumber,  corner  of  Thame.* 
Sparks  John,  milkman  and  granary,  330  Broadway 
Sparrow  L'izavinantua-maker,  8  Augustus 
Jpeaighi  Uichard,  painter  and  glazier,  38  Rose 
•^pc-akman  &  co.  umbrella  manufactory,  73  Maideji-Lajie 
.ypenceThoinas,  rigger,  92  Bedlow 
Spencer  Cato,  laborer,  47  Lombard 
/S'penter  John,  boot  Mid  shoemaker,  42  Add  aftd  Pearl 

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666 


JSNEs's  NEW-YORK 


Spencer  Joseph,  glass  ornamenter  and  cutter,  21*  Vjlliar/ 

«Spencer  V\  m.  sail-maker,  5?  James 

5  pony  Jacob,  gardener,  liowery 

Spicer  Francis,  butcher,  Third,  corner  Delancey 

Spicer  Fiancis,  marketman,  10  Augustus 

Spinage  Daniel,  shoemaker,  123  Waiter 

Spraiiiger  &  Mabbatt,  boot  and  shoemakers,  S  Park 

Spratt  Robed,  shoemaker,  10  Catharine 

Stage  Abraham,  laborer,  102  Read 

Stage  Wni.  laborer,  109  tiarman 

Stagg  Abraham,  shoemaker,  100  ilarroa* 

Stagg  Albert,  sawyer,  Mott 

Stagg  John,  laborer,  1  hi:  4 

Stagg  Isaac,  laboier,  Hester 

Slambler  Christian,  butcher,  Bullock 

Stiinsbury  Arthur  t  paper  mould  maker,  148  Oalliam 

Siarkey  James,  rigger,  80  Lombard 

Stayley  Win.  tayior,  1  Warre* 

Stayner,  Thoaias,  musician,  First 

"teel  Michael,  milkman,  Mott 

Steel  Robert,  tallow  chandler,  23  Bridge 

Steenbath  Corntlius,  laborer,  Hater 

Steenbach  Lawson,  shoemaker,  Norfolk 

Stephens  Margaret,  tayloress,  28  Th«ma» 

Stevens  James,  servant,  ''2  Warren 

Stevens  John,  sawyer,  47  James 

Stevens  John  B.  laborer,  Corlaer's  Hook 

Stevens  Richard,  tayior,  26  iianker 

Stevenson  Fbe;>ezer,  leather  dresser,  Mott 

Stevenson  Ralph,  tanner,  1 1  Vandewater 

Stevenson  Robert,  laborer,  21  George 

Stevenson  Wm.  saddier,  3J  Bowery 

Steward  Alexander,  baker,  1  Birmingham 

Steward  widow  Maty,  nurse,  61  Ann 

Stewart  George,  hair-dre*ser,  8  Nassau 

Stewart  Robert,  baker,  30  Pine 

Stewart  Thomas,  laborer,  100  Anthony 

Stewart  widow  Mary,  mantna-inakei,  60  Chapei- 

Stewart  Wis.  basket-maker,  44  Wairen 

Stibbs  Henry,  shoeniakei,  34  Yes«y 

Sitbb:-  satmit  t,  painter,  'iu.  Beekmaa  and  92  Fair 

Stiff  Daniel,  laboier,  245  William 

Stdws  Henry,  shoemaku",  84  Harma* 

still. M ichael,  mnJunan,  Mott 

gtilman  A:  .o-,  tayior,  Boweiy 

Stillweil  Eiias,  shoemaker,  17  Tiioma* 

Sti'.lwell  Samuel,  shoemaker,  Guiby. 

SUmme!  P«tw,  liatter,  *  Few/ 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTOXT. 


3*7 


Stine  Henry,  taylor,  Hester 
Stirr  Peter,  shoemaker,  77  Chamber 
Stokes  Christiana,  milliner,  415  Pearl 
Stomm  Peter,  hatter,  32  R'-ud 
Stone  Edward,  shoemakt-;,  51  Harman 
Storm  Mary,  washer,  53  Barclay 
Storms  Lewis  K.  JiTery  stable,  14  Banker 
StouthotT  Francis  P.  laborer,  137  Drvision  . 
Stout  James  D.  copper-plate  printer,  192  William 
Stout  seymour,  shoemaker,  260  Water 
Strang  jun.  Daniel,  shoemaker,  22  llarman 
Street  Benjamin,  shoemaker,  3  Chesnut 
Stremmel  George,  shoemaker,  Fust 
Striker  Henry,  tavior,  48  Chapel 
Striker  John, tallow  chandler,  55  Dey 
Striker  jun.  John,  tallow  chandler,  395  Greenwich 
Striker  John,  laborer,  59  Division 
Strong  Peter,  baker,  First 
Strot;!  Henry,  shoemaker,  285  Broadway 
Strj  ker  John,  printer,  14  Nassau 
Stubbs  Charle*,  milkman,  83  Harman 
StuartJames,  baker,  corner  of  O.-.k  and  Oliver 
Stuart  John,  laborer,  63  Lombard 
Sturman  Edward,  shoemaker.  816  Division 
Stuvversant  Peijr, shoemaker,  141  William 
•Suffren  &  co.  tobacconist,  57  John 
Sullivan  Benjamin,  taylor,  74  iiarinan 
Sullivan  Dennis,  hair-dcesser,  106  Broad 
Sullivan  James,  butcher,  47  Mulberry 
'Sullivan  John,  rope-maktr,  Rivi.  g'fc  n 
Sunmiers  \»  ra.  sail-maker,  69  R  ;d 
Summers  ffm  baker,  2  mile«!oue 
Surry  Raymond,  baker,  second 
Sutton  Peter,  tayloi ,  314  Water 
Swain  John,  printer,  49  Pearl 
Swain  Win.  book-binder,  100  Read 
Swaiiidi  sarah,  silk  stocking  <ircs.;er,  54  Read 
Sweed  Joseph,  painter,  24  i  ho  nas 
Sweeney  John,  coffee-grinder,  Mulberry 
Swinnby  John,  laborer,  2  Denver 
Swords  Thomas,  prmti  i,  bousi  77  Warren 
Swords  James,  printer,  housr  77  W  arren 
Szellers  samuel,  buker,  IS  George 

VII — ShipuHutrts  Mariners,  if  Boafihcn. 
Salter  John,  manner,  10  C'1  .r  Ate 
Samuel  1  homas,  maTincr',  ".l.Btloker 
'Samuel  Thomas,  marina,  Charlotte 
Sanders  Aji^,  sliiguiajier,  u7  James 


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Sander?  Thomas,  mariner,  macaz'.ne 
Sands  George,  shipmaster,  20  hauler 
Saunders  John,  manner,  Elizabeth 
Sawyer,  Pet<r,  branch  pilot,  75  ilarman 
Scott  Alexander,  mariner.  34  &.  George 
Sett  James,  mariner,  51  E.  George 
Seacard  Jonn  pilot,  8  Roosevelt 
Seileck  fcaac,  shipmaster,,  1t0  Harman 
Sjiaylor  Nathan),  mariner,  DivWion,  cor.  second 
Shepherd  John,  boatman,  34  Robinson 

Shepherd  .shipmaster,  39  Read 

Sherry  David,  shipmaster,  44  Roosevelt 

Sherwood  seymour,  mariner,  12'C'hcsnut 

Shoemaker  Edward,  shipmaster,  29  James 

Simpson  John,  mariner,  6  Batavia-Jane 

Sinclair  James, shipmaster,  28  Catharine 

Sinclair  John,  shipmaster,  Cherry,  ship-yards 

Sipson  James,  mariner,  48  Harman 

Skiddy  John  R.  shipmaster,  Cherry 

Skidmore  Hubert,  shipmaster,  83  Harman 

Skiff  Stephen,  boatman.  Dover 

Slater  James,  mariner,  55  George 

Slater  T.  ;!.ipmaster,  cor.  Ijombard&  Catharine 

Slaughter  Thomas,  mariner,  63  Catharine 

Slccum,  Win.  shipmaster,  Cherry 

Smith  Alexander,  shipmaster,  38  Oak 

Smith  Lbenezer,  manner,  8  Crvapside 

Smith  Gorman,  shipmaster,  16  Batavia-lanc 

Smith  Johr.T.  mariner,  J 14  Harman 

Smith  John,  pilot,  16  Cliff 

Smith  John,  shipmaster,  120  Bowery 

Smith  John  W.  mariner,  :>6Bedlow 

Smith  John,  mariner,  14  Harman 

Smith  Joseph,  mariner,  Magazine 

Smith  Moses,  shipmaster,  32  Cherry 

Smith  Obed,  shipmaster  6-  Dey 

Smith  Philip, "mariner,  62  Harman 

Smith  Robert,  mariner.  4  E.  George 

Smith  sa'muel  VV.  shipmaster,  First 

Smith  silas,  mariner,  27  Chtap^ide 

Smith  Wm.  mariner,  86  Roosevelt 

Sneden  Jes-e,  mariner,  117  Read 

Southerland  James,  manner,  87  Division 

Spei'k  Francis,  shipmaster,  Grand 

Spence  Peter,  shipmaster,  C4  James 

Stanton  John,  shipmaster,  26  Bcekraan 

Starks  Josepn,  shipmaster,  24  Oak 

SUvers  Georg«,  mariner,  2  Dover 


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S'erry  Joseph,  mariner,  32  Lombard 

Stevtart  john,  mariner,  59  Bedlow 

Stewart  Noble,  mariner,  77  Cherry 

Sit  wart  Simon,  mariner,  12Chesnut 

S'-  :ddot£h  Francis  P.  ma/iner,  137  Division 

Stevenson  John,  shipmaster,  Mott 

Steymets  Andrew,  mariner,  59  Henry 

Story  Wm.  W.  shipmaster,  4  Oak  corn.Chesnut 

Stowell  Wm.  mariner,  52  Roosevelt 

Strong  — ,  shipmaster  &  boarding  house,43Wat«r 

Strangman,  Thomas,  shipmaster,  43  Water 

Stremple  Henry,  laborer,  74  Read 

Sturtevant  Eliab,  mariner,  Barley 

Summers  Wm^piariner,  16  E.George 

Surget  Jacob,  shipmaster,  143  Chatham 

Swain  Shabel,  mariner,  51  Lombard 

Swan  Cliarles,  pilot,  23  Cliff 

.     IX. — Miscellaneous, 
Sackett  widow  Hannah,  161  Greenwich 
Saffron  Mrs.  30  Partition 
Salmon  widow  sarah,  85  Gold 
Sanders  widow  Mary,  22  Gold 
Sanders  Wm.  71  Liberty 
Sandford  Wm.  B.  15  Catharine  Laae 
Sin! ford  Captain  John,  27  Cedar 
Saitz  Madame,  Pump 
Satgue  Mrs.  L.  34  Cedar 
Savage  james,  15  George 
Savourin  John,  54  Read 
gcharler  George,  4.58  Pearl 
Scher.k  widow,  Elizabeth 
Schultz  Christian,  Hester 
Scott  widow  Elizabeth,  30  Frankfort 
Scott  widow  Rachel,  24  George 
Scudder  Elizabeth,  Mulben  y 
Seaman  Margaret,  20  Chapel 
j$t  arnan  widow  Phoebe,  29  Division 
Seaman  widow  of  Henry ,  36  Greenwich 
Seaman  W  illiam,  32  Lumber 
Seabry  james,  36  James 
gecor  David,  Bowery,  2  mile  stone 
Secor  Francis,  Clinton,  coiner  of  Division 
gecor  janvs,  Bowery,  2  mile  stn;  • 
Bedgewick  Anthony,  First,  corner  Delancey 
Seely  widow ,  45  Cortlandt 
S  gar  Madame,  Pell 
gelby  Charlotte,  421  Greenwich 


370 


jojtis's  tffcW-YO»TI 


Sflleraig  Catharine,  lfl  Frankfort 
Scton  widow,  North  Moore 
Seton  Mrs.  Ann,  37  Partition 
Shackley  Catharine,  5  Rose 
Shaffer  widow  Margaiet,  second 
Shaw  Robert,  106  Beekman 
Shaw  widow  sarah,  25  Vandcwp.ter 
ghaw  William.  101  William 
Shay  widow  Mary,  28  Upper  Barley 
Shay  widow  Mary,  9'J  Augustus 
Shearburn  Joseph,  1£8  Biuatlway 
Shely  widow,  North  Moore 
Shell  widow  jane,  North  Moore 
Shepherd  joanna,  3S  Read 
Sherer  widow  Lucretia,  second 
Sherman  widow  Abigail,  21  Rose 
Sheriif  widow  Maria,  93  Bowery 
Sherwood  Elizabeth,  24  Division 
Sherwood  widow  Mary,  12  Chesnut 
Shipley  widow,  22  Chapel 
Shippey  jun.  josiah,  17  Bridge 
Shires  Mar  y ,  2 1  Barley 
Shombrey  Henry,  Pump 
Shotwell  Abraliam,  86  Murray 
Shotwell  Gilbert,  214  Front 
Shute  sen.  Henry,  13  Chamber 
Sickles  widow,  7  New 
Sim  Ann,  2  Beaver 
Simeson  Benjamin,  13  Thames 
Simmons  widow  of  june,  88  John 
Simmons  jane,  second 
Singer  Henry,  second 
Singleton  Elizabeth,  41  Oak 
Sisson  widow  Elizabeth,  3 1  Harman 
Skaats  widow  Elizabeth,  65  Church 
Skaats  widow  Mary,  69  Church 
Skaats  Rinier,  71  Church 
Skaats  widow  of  Thomas,  63  Church 
Skidmore  Mary,  Charlotte 
Skillman  Joseph,  Pump 
Skinner  Elizabeth,  55  E.  George 
Skinner, Thomas,  18  Water 
Skinner  widow  Peggy,  5  Anthony 
Sliber  Martin,  stuy  versant 
Slidell  Thomas,  50  Broadway 
Slidell  widow,  26  Warrea 
Sloan  widow  sarah,  5G  Anthony 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


itote  John,  18  Lombard 

Smith  Ann  35  Lower  Robinso* 

.Smith  Daniel,  43  Vaiulm-waler 

tftnith  Catharine,  102Ha.man 

•Smith  \\  idow  Dorcas,  Essex 

.Smith  Widow  Elizabeth,  54  Chapel 

Wraith  Ellen,  10  Barley 

6'  i  itfa  George,  64  Murray 

tfniithJane,  18  Rf>bin»on 

Jmkh  John,  44  George 

£mith  john,  62  Mulberry 

£mith  John,  155  Harman 

Smith  Lewis.  95  Bediow 

{Smith  Widow  Martha,  72  Chamber 

Smith  Mrs.  Mary,  35  Pearl 

Smith  Widow  Man,  75  james 

Smith  Margaret,  48  Betiiow 

Smith  Rhoda,  89  Beekman 

Smith  Thomas,  75  Fair 

Smith  Waters,  S9  Pine 

Smith  William  S.  27  Upper  Barley 

Smyth  Charles,  8  Gold 

Snagle  Widow,  Essex,  near  Division 

Sneeden,  3  Rector 

Sniffer  Hannah,  40  Chapel 

Snowden  Widow  Rachel,  152  William 

Somerindyke  Widow  M.  Third,  near  Division. 

Southerland  Daniel,  35  Augustus 

Southard  john.  Corlaer's  Hook 

Southwell  Mathew,  19  William 

Spanks  Mary,  J 1  Cheapside 

Sparkman  Ann,  63  Division 

Sparling  Catharine  Widow,  Hester 

Speir  Christopher,  1 1  Reed 

Spraggs  Widow  Mary,  56  john 

Sprainger  PeterR.  5  Park 

Springier  Henry,  Bowery,  2  mile  stone 

Stagg  john,  63  Church 

Stagg  Margaret,  94  Beekman 

Stagg  sen.  Thomas,  49  Ferry 

Stake  W  idow  .Sarah,  182  William,  corner  George 

Stansbury  Jonas,  301  Greenwich 

Stantial  jacob,  t2  Division 

StantonEliz?,  17  james 

Stanton  Widow  Eliz-beth,  420  Greenwich 

Stanton  George,  10  john 

Stanton  Widow  of  jasper,  46  Partition 

Starr  Ephraim,  168  Broadway 


Startin  Widow  of  Charles  23 1  Broadway 
Steel  Margaret,  38  Front 
Stee.  Robert  M.  43  Lumber 

Steghifer  widow,  3  Ann 

Steepler  Wido*.  RiviDgton 

Stevens  Hannah  Widow,  9  Pump 

Stevens  johii,  7  Broadway 

Storens  Richatd,  36  Backer 

Stevens  Widow,  Nicholas 

Stewart  Mrs.  Phorb?,  53  Dey 

k;ewart  V  idow  of  Benjamin,  Jefferson 

Stewart  jainesA.  Ifillroad 

Stewart  Marj ,  61  Ann 

Stewart  Wm.  L  6i  *e  If  Broad 

Sieyniets  Benjamin,  13  1  fumes 

Stickler  widow,  27  Garden 

St  ill  well  widow  Eiiza,  Es.ex 

«8tillwi:ll  Evert,  337  Greenwich 

Siocker  widow  of  Hugh,  15  Broadway 

Stoddart  widow  Elizabeth,  84  Herman 

Stokes  Thomas,  30  Wall 

StophinusSophi; ,  46  Barclay 

Storm  Joseph,  67  Vesfy 

Stotesbury  widow  Sarah,  28  Cedar 

Stott  widow  Eiizaoetii,  85  Harman 

Stout  widow  Effee,  5r  Ann 

Slout  jacob,  60  Greenwich 

Stout  Mrs.  31  Cortlandt 

Stringham  John  B.  4  Cedar 

Strohl  Abraham,  48  Chatham 

Strong  Benjamin  W.  160  Front 

SruyversantN.  W.  Stuyversant,  near  2  mile  stem e 

Stewart  Daniel,  13  Ann 

Stymets  Mrs.  24  Pine 

Sutherland  Angus,  10  Roosevelt 

Sutherland  Daniel,  59  Chatham 

Sutherland  Francis,  4  Rise 

Sutherland  John  B.  4  Birmingham 

Suydara  Henry,  23  Whitehall 

Swartwout  Elizabeih,  3  Albany  Bason 

Swartwout  widow,  88  F^ir  i 

Swift  widow  Elizabeth,  Beaver,  comer  WiHiarn 

X. — Cartmen. 
Sandsbury  Nathan,  N.  Moore 
Sandforu  Michael,  45  Chamber 
Sands  Stephen,  cartman  &  grocer,  Read,  corner  Church 
Sandford  David,  43  Thomas 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


375 


I  varies  James,  Vestry 

Sarrassec  Lawrence,  5  Pump 

Saunders  Christopher,  N.  Moore 

Saunders  Henry,  Grand,  corner  First 

Saunders  Isaac,  35  Anthony 

Saunders  John,  Elizabeth 

Scott  Francis,  95  Anthony 

Scott  Henry,  1 1 3  Division  . 

ScudderJohnC.  58  Read 

Seaman  Israel,  Broad-way 

Seaman  Richard,  Essex 

Secor  Jacob,  Desbrosses 

Secor  James,  Suffolk 

Selleck  Silas,  Budd 

Serrine  John,  First 

Shades  George,  Pump 

Shannon  John,  64  Harman 

Sherman  Jacob,  5  Rose 

Sheriff  Widow,  93  Bowery 

Sherwood  Aaron,  Harman 

Shires  Julius,  70  Warren 

Shourt  Jacob,  Pump 

Sliourt  William,  35  Augustus 

Shuarte  Joseph,  15  Thomas 

Shule  Richard,  Hester 

Shute  William,  35  Augustus 

Simmons  Andrew,  87  Anthony 

Simonson  Barnet,  Bowery 

Slate  John,  Desbrosses 

Smack  Christian,  48  Chamber 

Sminith  Thaddeus,  Second,  corner  Pump 

Smith  Benjamin,  Mulberry 

Smith  Gilbert,  59  Cedar 

Smith  Jacob,  Thu  d 

Smith  James,  398  Greenwich 

Smith  James,  Laight 

Smith  John,  Rningion 

Smith  Peter  69  Harman 

Smitii  Philip,  Essex 

Snedcn  Robert,  46  Chamber 

Sneider  John,  Bowery 

Snell  John,  Leonard 

fcl 


37* 


jones's  kew-york 


Somerindykc  William,  13  Thomas 
Sorrel  Samuel,  Vestry 
Speir  Peter,  Third 
Springsteen  Harman,  3  Anthony 
Stephens  Rolef,  442  Greenwich 
Stewart  Robert,  78  Broad 
Stillwell  John,  Brannon 
Storm  Henry,  45  Barley 
Storm  Frederick,  N.  Moore 
Storm  John,  Beach 
Storm  Nicholas,  Thomas 
Strimbach  Lawrance,  Suffolk 
Shole  Jacob,  34  Anthony 
Stymets  Isaac,  Third 
Suffern  John,  Beach 
Sutton  Joseph,  94  Anthony 

•  I.— -Learned  Professions  and  Fubiic  Officer*. 

Tabele  Jacob,  dock-master,  39  Fair 

Tabele  Philip,  clerk  of  the  justice's  court,  Bowery 

Tagart  — —  assistant  teacher,  90  Chamber 

Talbot  Theodore  F.  attorney  at  law,  65  Pine 

Taubert  Frederick,  accountant,  8  Mulberry 

Taylor  B.  city  surveyor,  New  Bath,  Washington 

Taylor  John,  constable  and  deputy  water  bailiff,  Corl 

Taylor  Violetta  R.  teacher,  34  Fair  [H 

Taylor  Walter,  M.  D.  57  Catharine 

Taylor  Willet,  M.  D.  162  William 

Teasman  John,  teacher,  Barley 

Telfair  Adam,  teacher,  Harman 

TenJJroeck  Dirck,  attorney  Sc  counsellor,  95  Nassau,  ho 

Ten  Eyck  Josiah,  accountant,  43  Beaver  [Stuyve 

Ten  Eyck  Miss,  teacher,  74  Liberty 

Terry  Samuel,  accountant,  7Q  Chapel 

Thomas  Mrs.  young  ladies'  academy,  79  Beekman 

Thompson  Charles,  marshal,  170  Broad-way 

Thompson  David,  harbour -master,  231  Water 

Thomson  Alexander,  surveyor,  11  Fair 

Thompson  James,  constable,  4  Ann 

Thompson  John,  accountant,  310  Broadvway 

Thompson  Peter,  accountant,  1  Chanel 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


375 


Thompson  Samuel,  harbour-master,  269  Water. 

Thome  Doctor  N.  10  Water 

Tillery  James,  M.  D.  86  Broadway 

Titus  Charles,  measurer,  16  Lombard 

Todd  William  W.  accountant,  288  Water  a  '\. 

Tollerton  Robert,  teacher,  Bedlow 

Tompkins  Daniel  D.  associate  justice  of  the  supreme  court, 
Torbert  Samuel,  M.  D.  1  Harman  [6  Murray 

Totten  Charity,  teacher,  38  Augustus 
Townley  David,  marshal,  159  Greenwich 
Townley  Rev.  John,  418  Broad-way. 
Townsend  Htnry,  teacher,  Fourth 
Towt  John,  attorney  at  law,  66  Anthony 
Trievie  Uriah,  physician,  Magazine 
Trumbull  Col.  John,  artist,  108  Broadway,  corner  Pine 
Tucker  Ben  jamin,  notary,  S  Wall,  house  11  Anthony 
Tunnard  J.  E.  teacher,  65  Lombard 
Turobul)  Cnl.  George,  48  Broad-way 
Turner  P.  M.  D.  41  Murray 
^Turner  W.  S.  physician,  71  Nassau 
Turk  William,  physician,  83  Liberty 
Tuthill  James  M,  teacher,  Charlotte,  cor.  Henry 
Tyler  Jacob,  teacher  of  navigation,  67  Cliff 
II. — Machania, Dry-Good  and  Book  Stores,and  Store-keepers 

in  general. 
Tabele  John,  merchant,  38  Ann 
Tubele  John  &  William,  merchants,  26  Pearl 
Thbele  J.  Sc  Richard,  dry  good  store,  52  Nassau 
Tubele  William,  dry  good  store,  80  Chatham 
Talbot  George  W.  merchant,  47  Vesey,  store  Crane  wharf 
Talcot  Noah,  merchant,  64  South,  house  Bowery  hill 
Talman  John  H.  Merchant,  42  Dey         ,  -  '\ 
Talman  Pi  ter,  merchant,  27  Partition 
Talman  Peter  and  John  H.  dry  good  store,  2  14  Pearl 
Talman  Samuel,  merchani,  171  Front,  house  40  Fair 
Tardy  John  G.  merchant,  14  Rector,  and  17  George 
Tate  Joseph,  merchant,  70  William 
Tavlor  Alexander  &  I.  merchants,  73  South 
Taylor  Charles,  merchant,  39  Pine  '  i 

Taylor  Charles  &  W.  merchants,  71  South 
Tuylor  George  W.  merchant,  71  South,  and  39  Pine 
Taylor  John,  merchant,  57  Maiden-lane 


376 


jones's  new-york. 


Taylor  Moses,  dry  good  store,  404  Pearl 
Taylor  Moses,  store-keeper,  57  Broadway 
Taylor  Najah,  merchant,  1 7  John 
Taylor  St  McCracken,  merchants,  183  Front  ,, 
Teer  Mark,  merchant  taylor,  124  From 
Ten  Brook  Henry,  dry  good  store,  1 10  William,  &5l  John 
Ten  Brook  John,  merchant,  852  Pearl,  and  46  Dty 
Ten  Eyck  John,  merchant,  444  Greenwich  t  .. 

Terril  William,  merchant,  108  Liberty 
Theal  Hacaliah,  dry  good  store,  99  Chaiham 
Theband  Joseph,  merchant,  12  Beekman,  house  Orchard 
Thomas  Henry,  merchant,  94  Greenwich 
Thomas  Joseph,  merchant,  30  South 
Thomas  Wm.  &  Son,  merchants,  117  Pearl 
Thomas  William,  merchant,  2  mile  stone,  Bowery 
Thompson  Francis,  merchant,  10  Beekman,  and  298.  Pearl 
Thompson  George,  merchant  taylor,  52  Maiden-lane 
Thompson  Joseph,  merchant,  95  Read 
Thompson  Robert,  merchant,  32  Cedar,  and  126  Broadway 
Thomson  James,  merchant,  51  Broad-way,  store  135  Pearl 
Thomson  John,  merchant,  203  Peail 
Thomson  John,  jun.  merchant, -22  Liberty 
Thomson  Joseph,  merchant,  95  Read 
Thomson  Robert,  merchant„32  Cedar,  and  126  Broad-way 
Thomson  S;  Co.  R.  Sc  I.  nvei  chants,  34  Liberty 
Thompson  Sc  McBrairs,  merchants,  30  Maiden-lane 
Thorburn  Grant,  crockery  store,  20  Nassau 
Thorburn  Robert,  merchant,  1  .^Broad-way 
Thorne  Daniel,  merchant,  1 16  Washington,  house  16  Mar- 
Thorne  Danie.  &  William,  merchan'.s,  74  Front  [kctlieid 
Thorne  Stephen  jun.  merchant,  8  John" 
Thorne  Wm.  St  Co.  flour  merchants,  70  Cherry, &  25  Front 
Thorne  William,  merchant,  $7  Greenwich 
Thorne  k  Still  well,  druggists,  2  Coenties-slip 
Thurston  Robert  I.  merchant,  287  Water,  house  211  Wm. 
Thurston  William  R.  merciiant,  265  Pearl 
Tice  John,  perfumery  store,  !36  William 
Tiebout  John,  bookstore  and  lottery -office,  253  Water 
Titus  John',  merchant,  299  Pearl  and  62  Cliff" 
Titus  Michael  M.  lumber  merchant,  Rutgtr 
Titus  Richard,  lumber  merchant,  23  Roosevelt,  yardnea: 
Titus  Walter,  dry  good  store,  47  Rose         [Ringer's  slip 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


377 


Tod  David,  merchant,  33  Walker 
Toderhorst,  George  F.  merchant,  194  Water 
Toler  Hugh  K.  merchant,  66  Dey,  house  43  John 
Tom  John,  merchant!  house  43  Beekman 
Tom  Thomas,  merchant,  house  335  Broad-way 
Tomiinson  Isaac  &  Co.  merchants,  6  Fletcher 
Tonne)  John,  glove  and  leather  store,  284  Pearl 
Tooker  Daniel,  merchant,  128  Chatham 
Tooker  Martin,  dry  good  store,  136  William 
Tooker  Samuel,  merchant,  3  Bridge 
Took  Thomas,  dry  good  store,  318  Broad-way 
Torrey  William,  merchant,  3  Magazine,  store  Beekman-slip 
Totten  John  C-  bookseller,  printer,  Stc.  155  Chatham 
Tovvle  Samuel,  merchant,  South,  corner  Wall 
Townsend  Caleb  A.  lumber  merchant,  Cherry 
Townsend  George,  merchant,  254  Water  and  302  Pearl 
Townsend  James,  ironmonger,  245  Pearl 
Townsend  John,  merchant,  149  Cherry,  store  near  N.  Slip 
Townsend  John  K.  merchant,  29  8  Pearl 
Townsend  Solomon,  merchant,  6  Warren,  store  225  Pearl 
Townsend  John  I.  dry  good  store,  136  Broad-way 
Townsend  Thomas  S.  merchant,  17  Burling-slip,  house  335 
Broad-way 

Townsend  &  Jones,  flour  merchants,  20 1  Front  St  71  James 
Townsend  &  Fox,  merchants,  298  Pearl 
Townsend  &  Mtlancton,  flour  merchants,  71  James 
Tredwell  Adam,  merchant,  64  Beekman 
Tredwell  George,  merchant,  260  Pearl 
Tredwell  Henry,  merchant,  177  Water,  store  Burling-slip 
Tredwell  John,  china,  glass,  Sec.  merchant,  227  Pearl 
Tredwell  Seabury,  merchant,  260  Pearl 
Tredwell  St  Allen,  hardware-store,  178  Water 
Tredwell  8t  Marvin,  china,  glass,  &g.  merchants,  20  Burl- 
Tredwell  &  Thorne,  merchants,  175  Front  [ing-slip 
T  remain  Joseph,  merchant,  59  Dey,  store  27  South  ' 
Tucker  &  Allison,  merchant  taylors,  378  and  432  Pearl 
Tucker  Marsh,  merchant  St  ship-chandler,  Pine  cor.  South 
Tucker  Paul,  dry  good  store,  60  James 
Tucker  Richard  I.  merchant,  95  Water 
Tucker  Samuel,  merchant,  13  Coenties  and  112  Greenwich 
Tucker,  Fanning  5t  Co.  merchants,  4)  Beekmnn 
L  1  2 


Jones's  new-york 


Turk  8c  Pierce,  merchants,  179  Broad-way  :  **fHfl|dHT 
Turner  Mrs.  millenary-store,  156  William  <**itmMV 
III. — Grocers,  Tavrn.i,  limit,  Porter-Homes,  Notch,  Board' 

ing-Hou*c*<  Brewers  and  DMmfBF"*B*4mf* 
Tabor  Loring,  boarding-house,  263  Water  -»<M*W' 
Tallman  Jacob,  grocer,  3  6  Pine 
Tally  Samuel,  grocer,  Charlotte 
Tanner  Ann,  grocer,  56  Sione 
Tarz  Henry,  grocer,  21  Augustus 
Tawser  Hester,  grocer,  F.lizabeth 
Taylor  Allen,  grocer,  lo I  Beekman 
Taylor  Abraham,  grocer,  27  Broad-way1 
Taylor,  Daniel,  grocer,  26  George 
Taylor  James,  grocer,  104  Maiden-lane 
Taylor  Jeremiah,  giocer,  16  William 
Taylor  John,  grocer,  103  Greenwich 
Taylor  John  S.  grocer,  5  Harman 
Taylor  John,  boarding-house  arid  tavern,  3*6  Wnter 
Taylor  John,  tavern  and  lea-garden,  Corlae:  s-hook  '•  *  "• 
Taylor  Joseph,  tavern,  158  Fly-market 
Taylor  Mrs.  boarding-house,  34  Fair 
Taylor  Richard,  Brewer,  11  and  13  James 
Taylor  Richard,  grocer  and  ferry-house,  6  1  White-hall 
Taylor  Robert,  grocer,  31  Oak 
Taylor  Sarah,  boarding-house.  10  Cliff 
Taylor  8c  Latham,  grocers,  1 58  Fly-market 
Taylor  William,  grocer,  4  Albany  Bason,  house  25  Upper 
Teal  John  C.  grocer  and  painter,  Chapel  [Barley 
Teer  Margaret,  boarding-house,  75  Pine 
Teneyck  Abraham,  grocer,  100  Harman 
Teneyck  Richard,  grocer  ,  37  Beaver 
Teerman  Anthony,  grocer,  82  Nassaci 
Thomas  Amyas,  grocer,  94  Greenwich 
Thomas  David,  grocer,  193  Water 
Thomas  John,  tavern  and  boarding-house,  4  Henry 
Thomas  John  R.  porter-house,  51  Whitehall 
Thomas  Thomas,  tavern  ai.d  porter-house,  160  Chefry 
Thompson  Charks,  grocer  ai  d  marshal,  170  Broud-way 
Thompson  Charles,  grocer,  89  Anthony 
Thomson  James,  grocer,  37  Catherine 
Thompson  Jonathan,  grocer,  2 J! 8  Water  ~ 
Thompson  Widow,  boarding.  1S5  Greenwich 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Thompson  &  Robertson,  distillers  and  grocers,  61  Cherry 
Thomson  John,  grocer,  131  Front,  house  95  Chamber 
Thomson  James  H.  distiller,  32  Church,  distillery  Green* 

wich  corner  of  Murray 
Thorburn  Grant,  grocer,  22  Nassau 

Thorburn  James,  wood-war*  and  groceries,  26  Maiden-lane 

Thorne  C.  grocer  and  carpenter,  15  Fletcher 

Thorne  Stephen  ScCo.  wine  and  portei -vaults,  82  John  and 

Thorp  Deborah,  boarding-house,  2  West  [19  Burling-slip 

Thurber  John,  grocer,  221  Water 

Thurston  Benjamin,  grocer,  First  corner  Fisher 

Thurston  William,  grocer,  Pump  corner  Fifth 

Tier  Daniel,  porter-house,  59  Bowery 

Tidder  Solomon,  grocer,  Hester  corner  First 

Til  ford  William,  grocer.  E.  George  corner  Bedlow 

Tilley  Jonah,  grocer,  207  Fron',  house  14  Oliver 

Tillou  Peter  V.  grocer,  81  Catherine 

Tkford  Mrs.  boarding-house,  32  Djy 

Titus  Benjamin,  tavern  at.d  livery-stable,  6  Bowery 

Titus  Charles,  brewer,  1 5  Lombard  . 

Titus  David,  boarding*hou*e,  1)7  Gj eenwicii 

Titus  Israel,  grocer,  56  Ves-y 

Titus  Israel  &  Gilbert,  grocers,  Washington  corner  Vcsey* 

Titus  Timothy,  boa  ding-house,  339  Pe&rl 

Tofts  Widow  Winchy,  boarding-house,  30  Lumber 

Tollington  Joseph,  brewer,  21  llurimn 

Tomkins  Abn.bam,  tavern,  49  Lombard 

Tomlinson  Christopher,  ia\ern  and  tea-garden,  Prince 

Tontin'e  Coffee-house,  corner  Wall  and  Water 

Tookir  S.  grocer,  13  Coeniies-slip 

Torrance  Hugh,  grocer,  44  Water 

Totten  Thomas,  tavern  and  grocer,  354  Water 

Townsend  Mrs.  boarding-house,  183  Pearl 

Townsend  George,  boarding'house,  185  Pearl 

Townsend  Moses,  grocer,  239  William  corner  Coldefi 

Townsend  Mary,  grocer,  78  Liberty 

Townsend  Se  Vanderbelt,  grocers,  155  FTy -market 

Tracy  Thomas,  tavern  and  porter-house,  34  Chatham 

Trappan  Anthony,  green  grocer,  139  Fly-market 

Tratis  widow  of  David,  boarding- house,  179  William 

Tripp  Erine,  boarding-house,  22b  Water 

Tripp  James,  boai ding-house,  209  Water 


580 


JONES  S  NEW- YORK 


Trowbridge  Isaac,  tavern,  BuH's-heari,  50  Bowery 
Troup  Elizabeth,  boarding-house,  93  Front 
Truelock  Joseph,  grocer  and  upholsterer,  Pell 
Trumpou  widow  Margaret,  boarding-hause,  26  Water" 
Truslow  widow  of  John,  fruiterer,  149  Division 
Tully  Samuel,  grocer,  Charlotte 

Tucker  Joseph  C.  grocer,  Cross  corner  Mulberry  ■ 
Turner  John,  tavern,  Gouverneur  corner  Crown  Point 
Tuthill  Widow,  grocer,  Charlotte  corner  Henry 
TutUe  Johnson,  boarding-house  and  hotel,  3 1  Nassau 
Tweedy  William,  grocer,  4  Depeyster  [Brannon 
Tyler  Joseph,  tavern  and  comedian,  Washington  Garden, 
Tyler  widow  Zader,  boarding-house,  42  Bancker 
Tyrie  James,  grocer,  137  Front 

Tyson  Cornelius,  grocer,  Corlaess-hook  Niook 

Tyson  &  Tufford,  grocers,  Willct'a  Dock,  near  Qoi  Jaers- 

IV. — —  House-Carfientera,  Joiners,  Cabinet-Maker*,  Shift* 
Wrights,  Boat -builders.  Block  and  Pumjfinakers,  and  Me ' 
chanict  viho  work  firinciflally  in  KV.r/.  .  HMtlnn  '  V 

Tabele  jun.  Jacob,  cabinet-maker,  39  Fair  and  36  Ann 

Tamer  William,  dock-builder,  Third  -JiHtf  rws°>T 

Targay  John,  h.  carpenter,  Greenwich 

Talman  John,  h.  carpenter,  N.  Moore 

Taylor  George,  h.  carpenter,  9  Oliver 

Taylor  George,  h.  carpenter,  17  Division 

Taylor  Jacob,  cabinet-maker,  27  Broad-wajr 

Taylor  Jacob  B.  cabinet-maker,  94  Broad 

Taylor  James,  h.  carpenter,  Spring 

Taylor  Jeremiah  B.  h.  carpenter,  52  Anthony 

Taylor  John,  carver,  53  Chamber 

Taylor  Thomas,  builder,  Bowery 

Teeple  George,  h.  carpenter,  60  Barley 

Teeple  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  51  Church  .r<«j3, 

Ten  Eyck  Andrew,  block  and  pump  maker,  34  &  35  South 

Terry  Thomas  C.  h.  carpenter,  58  Bedlow 

Tharpe  David,  h.  carpenter,  21  Anthony 

Tharp  h.  carpenter,  Greenwich 

Thomas  David,  cabinet-maker,  49  John 

Thomas  Elias,  carver  and  gilder,  40  Chapel 

Tliomas  Evan,  millwright,  45  Chatham 

Thomas  Sc  Rhodes,  cabinet-maker^,  61  Beekman 

Thomas  James,  h.  carpenter  and  turner,  Jefferson 


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Thomas  k  Bell,  cabinet-makers,  49  John 

Thomas  Timothy  ,  h.  carpenter,  43  Read 

Thompson  Adam,  cabinet-maker.  Bullock 

Thompson  Alexander,  h.  carpenter,  43  Chamber  , 

Thompson  Benjamin,  h.  carpenter,  29  Cherry 

Thompson  James,  shipwright, ,89  Harman 

Thompson  William,  boat-builder,  341)  Water 

Thompson  William,  h.  carpenter,  170  Division 

Thome  DanitJ,  shipwright,  76  Harman 

Thome  Henry,  br.;.t-builder,  203  and  283  Water  * 

Thome  Isaac,  boat-builder,  337  Water 

Thorne  Samuel,  shipwright)  88  Catharine,  yard  345  Water 

Thurston  Charles,  h.  carpenter,  Pump 

Thurston  Peter,  carver  and  gilder,  3 1 8  Pearl 

Tice  Henry,  h.  cai  penter>  Third,  corner  Pump 

Ticbout  George,  shipwright,  2 57  Greenwich 

Tiebout  shipwright,  37  Murray 

Till.Hson  Nicholas,  shipwright.  Goverfieur,  near  Cherry 

Tiljou  Francis,  chair-maker  and  grocer,  22  Sione 

Titton  Thomas,  h. carpenter,  18  Catharine,  coiner  Heary 

T'uton  William,  h.  carpenter,  21  Vandewater 

Timpson  Thomas,  cabinet-maker,  Cotlaers-hook 

Tindale  Samuel,  shipwright,  Sixth  r&jT 

Tison  Henry,  shipwright,  7  Gibbs'  alley 

Titus  Ebenezer,  shipwright,  Rutgers 

Titus  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  11  Lombard 

'1  odd  James,  cabinet-maker,  4G  Anthony 

Toms  Jonathan,  h.  carpenter,  48vAnthony 

Tomkins  Amos,  h.  carpenter,  52  Henry 

Ton?  kins  George,  shipwright,  14  Hairison 

Tomkins  Ward,  h.  carpenter,  13  upper  Chamber 

To nilin son  Gilbert,  chair-maker,  46  and  83  Nassa'Ji 

Toi  ey  William,  shipwright,  44  Division  v^aifl^ 

Totten  Silas,  wheelwright,  38  Au^usius 

Tows  Anthony,  block-maker,  38  Bed  low 

Train  Daniel  N.  carver,  144  Cherry,  house  DO  Lombard 

Traphagen  John,  h.  carpenter,  5  Thomas 

Traphagen  Henry,  h.  carpenter,  10  upper  Barley 

Traphagen  Peter,  h. carpenter,  Greenwich 

Travis  Elisha,  h.  cat  penter,  Grand  -"«*iuaVn 

Trcmble  Moke*,  shipwright,  39  Ghe&pside 

Trinder  Churles,  h.  carpenter,  3  Rector  tfc«*N 


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Trulock  Joseph,  upholsterer,  Tell 

Tupper  David,  h.  carpenter,  Bowery,  near  2  mile  atone 

Turcot  Peter  D.  upholsterer,  21  Maiden-lane 

Turk  Aliasuertis,  turner,  &c.  55  Nassau 

Turnbull  A.  h.  carpenter  and  grocer,  Magazine,  corner  Au- 

Turnier  Henry,  cabinet-maker,  203  William  [gustus 

Tuttle  James,  h.  carpenter,  Desbrosses 

Tuttle  &  Young,  h.  joiners,  75  Division 

Tyrren  Valentine,  h.  carpenter,  8  Warren  [Water 

Tyler  Edward,  block  and  pump-maker,  7  Henry  and  384 

V. — Masons,  Bricklayers,  PlaUtercrs  and  Stonc-Cuiier** 
Tait  Robert,  stone-cutter,  Beach 
Tanner  Thomas,  mason,  10  Leonard 
Tappan  George,  mason,  Mulberry 
Tate  Samuel,  mason:  Sixth 
Tate  Thomas,  mason,  82  Read 
Taylor  Thomas,  mason  and  builder,  225  Greenwich 

Taylor  mason,  1 17  Cherry 

Thorp  Abnei  j  mason,  87  Warner 
Thompson  James,  bricklayer,  Delancey 
Thurston  Jacob,  mason,  Washington 
Tomkins  Stephen,  mason,  Beach 

Tucker  Gideon,  Plaisrer  of  Paris  manufacturer,  100  White 
Tucker  &  Ludlum,  Plaister  of  Paris  manufacturers,  White, 
Tunure  Lawrence,  mason,  79  Read  [cor.  Chapel 

Townsend  Daniel,  mason,  Puinp 

VI, — Smiths  cf  every  description,  including  those  who  tvork  in 
the  firecimts  metals,  Jewels,  kc.  and  Watch-makers. 

Tait  William,  blacksmith.  Greenwich,  above  Air  Furnace 
Targee  John,  gold  and  silver-smith,  192  Water  &  24  Gold 
Taylor  James,  blacksmith,  67  Hai  man 
Taylor  Solomon,  blacksmith,  i  6  James 
Taylor  &  Hinsdale,  jewellers,  146  Broad- way^{}^fPfjih£ 
Tebow  John,  blacksmith,  18  Anthony-  'JwW> 
Teller  James,  blacksmith,  Hudson,  above  Bxannon 
T'-rney  Luke,  blacksmith,  7  Ann 

Terry  William,  watch-maker-  3 1 6  Broad-waf*?***-'"-] 
Thomas  Thomas,  coach  lamp  mak»r,  94  Nassau 
Thompson  Samuel,  tin  and  copper  smith,  162 ^  Water 
Timpson  James,  blacksmith,  Rmger 
Tissot  Alexander  L.  watch-maker^  1 60  Broad-way 


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Todd  Samuel,  blacksmith,  28  Water 

Tolmie  ColiUi  blacksmith,  Cross 

Toigutt  itotbi gu n-smuh .  3  Murray, house  Elm 

Trencher  John,  b'fick^  riith,  73  Division 

Ti  ickey  Samuel,  blacksmith.  1 10  Harman 

Tr%reth  Echvarfl,  bUcksml.th,  lsMagaiipe  tmitnaT 

Trioler  Christfari,  jeweller,  Wooster 

Tucker  N.  gun-smith,  film 

Turner  James,  gun-smith,  2  13  Water 

Twaddle  james.  bl  icksmiih,  10  Chamber 

VII. — Mechanics,  Trades  and  Callings ,  not  before  enttmeratctf 

Taillenr  Alexander,  tailor,  38  Ann 

Tail  John,  sawyer.  Desbrosses 

TaUman  Hctmanus,  halter  G8  Vesey 

Tallman  Jacob,  labourer,  Greenwich,  nearN.  Market 

Talmage  John,  tailor,  140  Dtvision 

Tanner  William,  labourer,  Third 

Tate  Joseph,  tailor  and  habit  maker,  13  Old  slip 

Taylor  Abraham,  tailor,  1  Fayette 

Taylor  Abraham,  tailor,  27  Broad  way 

Taylor  Alexander,  shoemaker,  Mott 

Taylor  Archibald,  tailor,  Chamber,  near  the  Reservoir 

Taylor  james,  shoemaker,  14  Pine 

Taylor  jemima,  mantua-maker,  10  William 

Taylor  Oliver,  boot  and  shoemaker,  273  Pearl 

Taylor  Samuel,  shoemaker,  129  Division 

Taylor  Wm.  shoemaker,  1 4  Warren  If  10  Chamber 

Taylor  Win.  laylur,  22  Greenwich      ^  \ '[-^  v ,  -,  \ W>~-i.'? 

Tears  widow  Mary,  nurse,  7  Barclay 

Tears  Mary,nbrse,  7  Upper  Barley 

TearceAmi,  mantua-maker,  57  Bowery 

Teer  Jacob,  butcher,  124  Bowery 

Telford  Alexander,  boot  &  shoemaker,358  Pearl 

Teller  James,  hatter,  344  Pearl,  corner  Cherry 

Teller  Lewis,  laborer,  8  B  George 

Teller  William,  saddler,  8  E.  George 

Tenear  Henry,  tanner,  Orange 

Terry  Gershom,  shoemaker,  40t  Greenwich 

Terrell  Mrs.  mantua-maker, 8  Warren    urtrfrMUd  .±>xuA  ("nr- 

Tharpe  Solomon,  laborer,  iJudson  above  Hetty 

Theibold  John,  hair-dresser,  74  Barclay 

Thomas,  Abraham,  sail;makcr,  5  First 

Thomas  Etan,  taylor,  i6  Barclay 

7  homas  Henry,  oysternun,  37  Murray 


jones's  kew-vor^ 


Thomas  Jacob,  fruiterer.  81  Xatua^ ,  r 

Thomas  James,  laborer,  4 5  Harman       *»iZ»JU  i 

Thomas  John,  laborer,  '!  bird 

Thomas  John,  painier  and  glazier,  3  First 

Thomas  John,  rigger,  5  Cheapside 

Thomas  Richard,  rigger,  24  liatavia  Lane 

Thomas  Ricdard,  laborer,  64  Ann 

Thomas  Thomas  L  trader,  43  Chatham 

Tllomp:on  Abraham,  laborer,  18  Augustus 

Thompson  George,  butcher, 448  Pi:arl 

Thompson  james,  shoemaker,  50  Mulberry 

Thompson  janies,  tayor,  64  Cedar 

Thompson  james,  shoemaker,  Bullock  &  First 

Thompson  widow  jemima,  washer,  163  Division 

Thompson  john,ini-iiature  painter, 51  Maiden-L. 

Thompson  Patience,  coffee  grinder,  23  Thames 

'I  hompson  Thomas,  taylor,  64  Cedar 

I  hompson  Thomas,  laborer,  99  Lombard 

'J  hompson  Thomas,  laborer  48  Bedlow 

Thompson  John,  saddler  and  Knglish  collar-maker,  3 1  Cedaj 

7  hornburn  john,  printer,  12  Barclay 

Thorne  Hannah,  mantua-maker,  54  Gold 

Thorne  Stephen,  shoemaker,  113  Division 

Thorne  widow,  tayloress,  43  Chamber 

Thornell  Thomas,  taylor,  14  Bancker 

Thornton  Joseph,  tobacconi-t,  94  Murray 

Thorp  John  B.  taylor,  126  Broadway 

Threequa  John,  painter,  39  Greenwich 

Thurman  Win.  M-  silk-dyer,  342  pearl,  corner  Dover 

Tice  John,  taylor,  2G5  William 

Tice  Miss,  mantua-maker,  42  Anthony 

Tice  William,  taylor,  34  Lumber 

Tiebout  widow  Sarah,  washer,  41  Barley 

Tilfoid  Alexander,  shoemaker,  358  Pearl 

Titler  George,  shoemaker,  79  Henry 

Titus  Henry,  livery  stables,416  Pearl 

Tolefree  Robert,  saddler,  14  Fayette 

Tool  Patrick,  porter^  Mulberry,  corner  Cross 

Toole  Susannah,  mantua-maker  &  mi'liner,  138  Broadway 

Torboss  Isaac,  painter,  gilder,  &c.  80  Liberty 

Townsend  Elijah,  laborer,  45  Hudson 

Towt  Robert  H.  copper-plate  printer,  2  Ann 

Trail  William,  painter,  343  Greenwich 

Trainer  Owen,  baker,  14  Bedlow 

Travis  Moses,  laborer,  Stanton 

Travis  widow,  huckster,  47  Robinson 

Tremper  Leah,  nurse,  1U  Division 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Tremper  Mary,  nurse,  1 1 1  Division 

Tremper  Michael,  sail-maker,  20  Lumber 

Tricolr  John,  painter,  39  Greenwich 

Trivett  James,  shoe-maker,  82  William 

Trotar  Thomas,  soap-boiler,  6  Chapel 

Tubbs  Luman,  laborer,  Cbrlaer's  Hook 

Tucker  widow  Joanna,  seamstress,  3 1  Mulberry 

Tucker  Ann,  milliner,  50  John 

Tucker  Elizabeth.mantua-maker,  First 

Tucker  Wm.  shoemaker,  Third 

Tunis  john,  shoemaker,  259  Water 

Turnbull  Andrew,  baker,  2  Henry 

Turner  Allony,  layloress,  38  Church 

Turner  George,  tsyjor,  32  Chatham 

Turner  John,  printer,  37  Liberty 

Turner  John,  news-carrier,  42  Harmaa 

Turner  Miss,  milliner,  156  William 

Turner  William,  shoemaker,  Second 

Turner  William,  ovsterman,  83  Nassau 

TuteJoseph,  baker,  Bayard 

Tuthill  Thaddeus,  shoe-maker,  415  Pearl 

Tuttle,  Seth,  taylor,  47  Loinbard 

Tweede  David,  taylor,  Cherry 

Tweedy  Samuel,  natter,  45  Maiden-Jane 

Tydgaat  widow,  milliner  and  manroa-maker,  63  Cherrv 

Tylee  James,  shoemaker,  83  Chatham 

Tyler  George,  milkman,  Corlaer's  Hook 

Tyson  John,  shoe-maker,  275  Greenwich 

VIII. — Shipmasters,  Mariners,  <§•  Boatmen. 
Tait  George,  shipmaster, 3  Vandewater 
Tal.man  Wm,  mariner,  Delancey 
Taylor  James,  shipmaster,  16  Oliver 
Taylor  John,  mariner,  63  lied  low 
Taylor,  Peter,  shipmaster,  27  Ann 
Taylor  Wm.  shipmaster,  9  Upper  Read 
Telord  Frauds*  shipmaster,  16  Rutgers 
Thomas  Griffith,  mariner,  M 2  Lombard 
Thomas  T|iomas,  mariner,  170  Division 
Thompson  John,  mariner,  67  Division 
1  hompson  Charles,  shipmaster,  4.6  Hudson 
Thompson  John,  mariner,  rear  of  38  Lumber 
Thompson  Robert,  shipmaster,  48  Harmau 
Thompson  Robert,  shipmaster,  7  Oliver 
Thompson  Samuel,  shipmaster,  6  Elm 
Thompson  Samuel  M.  shipmaster,  259  Walar 
'I  ice  John,  mariner,  6  E  George 
Tiffany  Elijah,  shipmaster,  39  Gold 
Tompkins  Abraham,  boatman,  172  Division 

h  m 


386 


JOKXS'S  VTW-YOKX 


Tompkins  VVm.  mariner,  39  Bancker 
Totlen  John,  mariner,  3 1  Lombard 
Toulon  Moses,  manner,  6  George 
Tower  Roger,  mariner,  21  liarman 
Troup  John,  shipmaster,  2  Catharine 
Tryan  Benjamin,  mariner,  66  Ilarman 
Turrcll  Ebenezer,  shipmaster,  206  William 
Tyler  Charles,  shipmaster,  rear  ol  3  Frankfort 
Tyler  James,  shipmaster,  139  Front 

IX. — Miscella  neou*. 
Tant  Mary  widow  of  Thomas,  tump, 
Tapp  Mrs.  30  Lombard 
Targee  widow,  24  Coid 
Taria  Manet,  39  stone 
Taylor  Eliza,  59  V\  illiam 
Taylor  widow  Eiiza, 77  Lombard 
Taylor  Elizabeth,  Bedlow 
Taylor  George,  Hester 
Taylor  widow  jane,  75  Henry 
Taj  lor  widow  Lydia,  36  Barclay 
Taylor  widow  Mary,  6  Second 
Taylor  widow  Sarah,  10  Cliff 
Tearce  widow  Margaret,  48  Gold 
Teabout  Tunis,  339  Greenwich 
Teabout  widow  Sarah,  41  Barley 
Templeton  M.  3  Pine 
Tears  widow  Ann,  49  Bowery 
Ten  Ejck  Nicholas,  35  Rose 
Ten  Eyck  Thomas,  26  Brdadway 
Terry  Samuel,  7  0  Chapel 
Theall  Elisha,  First 
TI.elow  Mrs.  Mary,  81  Nassau 
Thirtle  John,  14  Thomas 
Thomas  jacob,  34  Nassau 
Thomas  David,  61  Beekman 
Thomas  widow,  247  William 
Thompson  widow  Cat'.iarme,  69  Cedar 
Tkompson  widow  Catharine,  Norfolk 
Thompson  james,  170  Division 
Thompson  widow  jemima,  163  DWisioO 
Thompson  Charles,  46  Hudson 
Thurman  Ralph,  26  Wall 
Thompson  \\  illiam,  24  Catharine 
Thome  Stephen,  Charlotte,  corner  Henry 
Thouron  Stephen,  402  Greenwich 
Tillou  Vinent,  SCheapside 
Timpson  T  homas,  Corlaer's  Hook 
TitusWalter,  47  Rose 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY 


Titford  Elsey,  32  Dey 

Todd  widow,  Ann,  238  Water 

Todd  widow  Eliza,  7  Cheapside 

Todd  widow  Ann  63  Maiden-lane 

Tom  widow,  Staple 

Tomkins  widow  jane,  49  Harman 

Tooker  Daniel,  sen.  Dawd 

Totteu  wm.  Division 

Towers  Ann,  27  Cherry 

Townley  David,  159  Dey 

Townsend  Mary,  78  Liberty 

Townsend  Sarah,  41  Frankfort 

Townsend  Thomas  S.  17  Burling-slip 

Tow!  widow  of  George,  18  George 

Tree  Margaret,  12  Old-slip 

Tremain  Joseph,  59  Dey 

Trimbly  widow,  47  Barley 

Trippler  Thomas,  20  william 

Tripp  widow  of  Lott,  226  water 

Truslow  widow  Elizabeth,  149  Division 

Turrell  Ebenezer,  205  William 

Tunis  John,  259  Water 

Tyler  Widow  Eliza,  64  Fair 

X.—Cartmen. 
Talman  Abraham,  Brannon 
Talman  Jacob,  Greenwich 
Talman  John,  North  Moore 
Tankard  George,  50  Anthony 
Taylor  David,  50  Chapel 
Taylor  George  W;  Norfolk 
Taylor  Wm.  ^ulfoik 
Teams  John,  8  Catharine-lane 
Teer  Valentine,  Mott, 
Teneyck  Robert,  Third 
Tcrhune  Albert,  68  Chapel 
Thai  p  Cornelius,  Nicholas 
Theail  Edward,  Grand 
Thomas  j,>hi>,  48  Chapel 
Thomas  William,  396  Greenwich 
Thomas  Wm.  (jro,s 
Thompson  wm.  Cross 
Thomson  Archibald,  5  Catharine-lane 
Thorne  Jacob,  Bump 
Thorne  Nathaniel,  Grand,  near  First  _ 
Thorp  Cornelius,  Nicholas 
Thorp  David,  49  Harman 
Tice  john,  Desbrosses 
Tidder  Solomon,  First,  corner  Hester 
Tiebout  Albeit,  Hudson 


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Tinkey  Andrew,  Greenwich,  rear  State  Pris«i 

Tomkins  Enos,  North  Mooie 

Tomkins  john,  Mary 

Tomes  Joseph,  Orange  ' 

Tarboss  win.  Walnut 

Torry  john,  23  Bancker 

Totten  Samuel,  First,  corner  Grand 

Turley  Henri,  Second 

Turner  Alexander,  163  Division 

Tdtairr  John,  2S  Vanclevatar 

TymA  win.  Second 

U  k  V. 

I.— Ixarne J  Professions  and  Public  Officers. 
Vatlier  John  F.  Pnysician,  10  Fair 
Valentine  Abm.  ML  under  sheriff,  24  Thomas 
Van  Antwerp  Daniel,  inspector  of  customs,  28  Vesey 
Van  Antwerp  Simon,  assistant  alderman,  212  Greenwich 
Van  Antwerp  'vVandle,  measure-. of  lime,  North  Moore  .  • 

Van  Beuren  Beekman,  M.  D.  Mott  t 
Van  Beuren  john,  physician,  61  Catharine 
Van  Beuren  Wm,  inspector  of  customs,  White 
Van  B.»kkelr-n,  Libertus,  M.  D.  58  Bowery 
Vanderhoff  Peter,  marshal,  57  tlarman 
Van  <??Wer  Abm.  inspector  of  lime,  63  Cortlandt 
A  an  Gelder  Abm.  jun.  collector  of  7th  ward,  89  Bowery 
^a;i  J]«"k  htSC  .i.  atlornev  &r  counsellor  ai  Uw,  20  Duane,  off.ee  12 
Van  Hock  Wm  attorney,  20  Duane,  office  It  Broad  [Broad 
Van  Ness  Wm.  P.  attorney  &  counsellor,  l'ine,  coiner  Nassau 
Van  Orden  Charies,  inspector  of  customs,  5  Thomas 
Van  Outerstcep  Hubert  us,  accountant,  46  Read 
Van  Pelt  Tunis,  inspector  of  beef  and  pork  and  cooper,  yard  Brannori 
Van  Slyck  Adrian 0.  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law,  and  justice  of 

ten  pound  court,  9  Nassau 
Van  Slyck  &  Emmett,  attcrnics  and  counsellors  9  Nassau 
Van  Solfngen  Henry,  physician,  29  Maideu-laue 
Van  Steinberg  Samuel,  teacher,  35  Cedar 
Van  Tuyl  Doc  tor,  59  Murray 

Van  Voorhis  Cornelius  inspector  Greenwich,  near  State  Prison 
Van  Voorhts  Daniel,  city  weigher,  145  W  ater 

Van'Wart  Wm.  inspector  of  wood,  andcapr.  city  watch,  37  Robinsoa 
Van  Wyck  Pieire  C  counsellor,  and  ma-ter  in  chancery,  12  efpper» 
Van  Wyck  Samuel,  attorney  at  law',  35  Pearl  [Read,  o.lke  I  Wall 
Van  Z::'idt  Wynant,  jun.  alderman,  1st  ward 
Varick  Richard,  counsellor  at  law,  Prospect-street 
Verveelen  Henry,  inspector  of  customs,  30  Duane,  come;  Staple 
Viail  john,  accountant,  Mott 

Votey  james,  assessor,  5th  ward,  Harrison,  near  West 
Vroom  G.  B.  accountant,  15  Partition 


MERCANTILE  BIRECTORY. 


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II.— Merc hants,  Dry  Good  and  Book  Stores,  and  Store-keepers 

in  general. 

Underhill  Anthony  L.  merchant,  172  Front,  house  42  Dey 
Underhill  David,  merchant,  234  Water 
Underhill  Wm.  &  Isaac,  hardware  store, 419  Pearl 
Underhill  Isaac,  dry-good  store,  398  Pearl 
Underhill  Joseph,  merchant,  10  Cherry,  store  New-slip 
Underhill  joshua,  merchant,  10  Cherry,  store  N  :  -slip 
Underhill  Samuel,  merchant,  300  Pearl 
Underhill  David  &  Son,  ironmongers,  234  Water 
Underhill  Hicks  &  Co.  lumber  merchants,  Rutgers-slip 
United  Insurance  Company  Office,  49  Wall 
Ustick  Wm.jun  hardware  store,  244  Pearl 
Vail  Thomas  H.  flour-merchant,  66  South,  house  123  Lombard 
Vail  Win.  lumber-merchant,  Rutgers-slip,  house  Lombard 
Valentine  Caleb,  merchant,  228  Front,  and  26  Read 
Valentine  C  flour-merchant,  Beekman-slip,  house  Mott 
Valentine  Jacob,  Hour-merchant,  15  Crane-w  harf,  52  Beekman 
Valentine  W.  &  C.  paper-merchants,  228  Front,  house  40  Division 
Vallau  Theodore,  store-keeper,  5  Chamber 
Vanaien  Cornelius,  auctioneer, 3  Burling-slip  &  26Liberty 
Van  Antwerp  james,  merchant-taylor,  48  Maidenlane 
Van    niuerp. Nicholas,  ironmonger,  33  Water,  store  41  Front 
Van  Antwerp  Simon,  ironmonger,  212  Greenwich 
Van  Ikuren  Cortlandt,  merchant,  91  Front 
Van  Bettren  James,  lumber-merchant,  North  Moore 
Van  Buskirk  Sylvester,  dry-good  store,  209  Broadway,  cor.  Partition 
Vandervooi  t  Win.  &  P.  L.  dry-good  merchants,  67  Maiden-lane  • 
Vaiideuzen  Isaac,  ironmonger,  1 19  Read 
Vdndenheuvel  I.  C-  merchant,  229  Broadway 
Vangieson  &  Van  Blarcom,  dry -good  store,  91  WiUian 
Vanhorne  Augustus  C.  merchant,  1 14  Pearl  » 
Vanhorne  Augustus,  merchant,  156  Pearl 
Vanhorne  Augustus  V.  merchant,  106  Liberty 
Vanhorne  Gar rit,  merchant,  31  Broadway 
Vanhorne  james  P.  merchant,  71  stone 
Vanhorne  M.  dry-good  store,  67  stone 
Vanhorne  &  <Sgcor>  dry-good  store,  440  Pearl 
Vanhorne  &  Clarkson,  merchants,  129  Pearl 
Vanhouter  Cornelius,  flour-merchant, 36  Lower  Robinson 
Vankeuren  Robert  K.  merchant,  North  Moore 
Vannorden  John,  merchant-taylor,  284  Water,  &  64  Cherry 
Vannostrand  John,  merchant,  7  Beekman-slip 
Vannostrand  &  Co.  John,  liardware-merchants,  161  Water 
Vansiiulercu  Adrian,  merchant,  215  Pearl 
Vanwageqen  Wm.  1.  merchant,  124  Broadway 
Vanwagenen  GarritH!  ironmonger,  5  Beekman-.lip 
Van  Wyck  Wm.  merchant,  40  Front,  house  6  Stone 
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Yanzandl  Wynant,  merchant,  35  William 

Yanzandl  jun.  Wynanl,.Hierchaiit,  3*  Wall  , 

Yanzandi  Pc-t.r  1'.  merchant,  180  Water 

A  are.  &  Son  F.  dry-good  >tore,  1 12  Chatham  ■ 
Yanck  Abraham,  merchant,  56  Water 
Varuk  &  Lewis,  merchants,  77  i'outk  - 
Vaughan  \  horaas,  merchant,  134  Pearl,  house  Rivington 
Vrchio  j.  &  j.  print  and  looking-glass  store,  136'  Broadway 
Yethak  F.  A-  merchant,  Greenwich  Road 
Vcmont  John  P.  merchant,  85  Pearl 
Vedell  Paul,  dry-good  stoie,  424*  Pearl,  corner  Bancker 
Vicesse  Bennet,  merchant,  53  Maiden-lane 
Yoorhees  Arnoldus,  merchant,  39  Water,  &  5  Coenties-slip 
Yoris  Richard  R.  merchant,  452  Pearl 
Yoris  &  Buckle,  dry-good  store,  452  Pearl 
Vosberg  Herman  &  Co.  paint-store,  55  Chatham 
Yose  James,  merchant,  7  james 
Yotey  james,  lumber-merchant,  Harrison  x 
Vredenburg  john,  store- keeper,  38  Division 
Vreelalul  jonn,  hardware  store,  2C0  Broadway 
ill. — Grocers,  Turcrns,  Jnns,  Porter-IJnuscs,  Hotels,  Boarding* 
Hmics,  Brezvers,  and  Distillers. 
Underhill  Amos,  grocer  &  grainer,  25  Division  * 
United  states  garden,  253  Broadway 
Union  hotel,  68  William 
Ure  Fleming,  tavern,  Corlaer's-Hook 
Valentine  Abraham,  grocer,  149  Fly-market  _ 
Valentine  Elijah,  grocer,  Mulberry,  con. er  Cross 
Valliew  Eleanor,  boarding-house,  97  William 
Vanalsline  Abraham,  grocer,  161  Washington 
Vanalstine  Deborah,  grocer,  16  Magazine 
Van  Antwerp  james,  grocer,  5y  Water 
Van  Allen  Ijeak,  grocer,  Greenw  ich,  near  state  prises 
Vanblarcom,  Peter,  grocer,  ro  Partition 
Vanbussum  John,  grocer,  67  Partition 
Vanclcef  vvidow  FL.unah,  boarding-house,  .'8  Pearl 
Vandferbeek  jolin  P.  grocer,  Chapel  .corner  Thomas 
Vanderbeek  James,  grocer  and  cartmaTTT  Walker,  corner  Chapel 
Vanderbilt  A-roc,  tavern,  Mount  Pitt,  Grand  , 
Van^erbiit  Jun.  jolin,  grocer,  &4  john 
Vanderhoven  Cornelius,  grocer,  (.4  Warren,  corner  Chanel 
VandervodtW.  Philadelphia  &  Albany  stage  oliice-.,  48  Cort'andt 
Vandeursen  Isaac,  g'ocer,  corner  Reed  and  Washington 
Vandervoort  Deborah,  boarding-house,  121  Lombard 
Var.der water  Abraham,  grocer,  29  Hudson,  corner  Anllionv 
Vandine  Cornelius,  grocer  and  porter-house,  153  PlyHaarket 
Vandy ne  j;imcs,  grocer  and  hatter,  36J  Pearl 
Van  Gelder  A^m.  ic  Co,  grocers,  Broadway 


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Van  Geldcr  susan,  grocer,  8S  Broadway 
Van  H  iok  Mrs.  boarding-house,  248  Pearl 
Vanhouten  Garret,  grocer,  230  Broadway 
Vanhusen  Volkert  K.  tavern,  53  P^arl  l 
Vankleeck  John  L.  grocer,  163  Washington 
Vankleeck  Peter,  grocer,  296  Broadway 
Vannewkuj  k  Gilbert,  fruiterer,  113  Cherry 
Vannorclen  Gabriel,  grocer,  72  Vese) ,  corner  Greenwich 
Vannorden  Theodorus  W.  grocer,.  160  Fly-market 

V  .iiostrand  ,  grocer,  Mot t 

Vafi,iostrai)fl  Jacob,  grocer,  1 10  Cherry,  corner  Oliver 
Vanorden  Catharine,  grocer,  44  Bedlow 
Vanorden  John,  grocer,  297  Washington,  house  65  Barley 
Vanorden  Mathew,  grocer  and  cartmen,  Hudson,  corner  Beach 
Vanreed  Rebecca,  boarding,  53  Partition 
Vjnriper  John,  g-ocer,  77  Vesey 
'Van  Steenburg  john,  grocer,  32  Front 
Van  Zandt  Peter,  brewer.  68  Chatham 
Virian  Joseph,  grocer,  Elizabeth 

Vmghan  Thomas,  porter-house  and  saw-maker,  4  slote-lane 
Varjee  Abraham,  grocer,  Fourth 
Vanck  John,  grocer,  47  Pine 
Vemontj  P.  board: ng-liouse,  62  Pearl 
Vermont  &  Albany  Stage  Offices,  3  Cortlandt 
Vermilye  Wm  W.  grocer,  9  Anthony 

V  -meeker  &  Rooseback,  grocers,  32  Church 
Viol  Peter,  fruiterer,  256  Broadway 

V oorhees  &  Van  Antwerp,  grocers,  5  Counties-slip 

V  lorhis  John,  grocer  and  grainer,  spring 

Voorhi?  Peter,  grocer,  Hackensack  and  Goshen  stage,  k  Hobokcn 
Ferry-house,  76  Vesey 

Vreeland  John,  grocer.  Fly-market,  house  Bowery 

IV. — House-Carpenters,  joiners,  Cabinet-makers,  Shipwrights,  Boat- 
builders,  Biock  4"  Pump-makers,  and  Mechanics  who  work  prin- 
cipally in  ffvod. 

UttJohn,  cooper,  265  Waler,  house  50  Read.. 

V ache  John,  n.  carpenter,  upper  end  Bedlow 

Vail  Bamab.is,  shipwright,  Rutgers 

Vail  Jeremiah,  cooper,  75  Division 

Vaif  Joseph,  chairmakei ,  54  John 

Vail  riioinas,  ihip-buildcr  Water,  corner  Walnut 

Vail  William,  shipwright^  house  Lomuard  and  Corlaer's-Ho  k 

Valentine  Caleb,  cooper,  21-  ileail 

Valentine  Robert,  dock  builder,  1  Leonard 

Valieu  vV,n.  ship  builder,  CroWn  Point,  Corlaer's-Ilaok 

Van  Allen  Cornelius,  coach-maker.  Leonard 

Van  Allen  Staats,  h.  caip  nt'-r,  60  R«*ad 

Van  Allen  John,  couch- maker,  32  Vesey  and  282  Broad »  ay 


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Van  Alstino  John,  cooper,  105  Harman 

Van  Blarcoin  Jolin,  h.  carpenter,  21  Partition 

Van  Buskirk  Andrew,  h  carpenter,  26  Thomas 

Van  Clief  Benjamin,  h.  carpenter,  66  Harman 

Vnnderbill  John,  h.  carpenter,  Greenwich-Road 

Vanderbilt  John,  b.  carpenter,  Corlaei's-Huok 

Vaiidrrbilt  Henry,  h.  carpenter,  Scammel 

Vanderhoof  Isaac,  wheelwright,  Bowery 

Vandervoort  Jacob,  coach-maker,  24  Chamher 

Vandewater  Henry,  cabinet-maker,  37  Murray 

Vandewutcr  Win.  cooper,  house  20,  shop  17  Front 

Vandine  I'eter,  h.  carpenter,  Elizabeth 

V  an  D)ck  Isaac,  chair-maker,  27  Bead 

Vangelder  Juhn,  chairinaker,  47  Uobinson 

Vanhoulen  Jolin,  h.  cr.rpenter,  1 16  Harman 

Van  Home  Garrit,  h.  carpenter,  76  Chapel 

Vanhoulen  John,  h.  carpenter,  Leonird 

Vanhouten  John,  h  carpenter,  Vestry 

Vanhonten  Ruliff,  h.  carpenter,  i2  Iforley 

Van  Howten  John,  h.  catpenter,  Orauge 

Vanhuzen  Isaac,  h.  carpenter,  Hester 

Vankeuren  Matthew,  clock-builder,  22  Upper  Read 

Van  KJeeck  Leonard,  shipwright,  2  Jelferson 

Vanpelt  Tuni>,  cooper  anil  inspector  of  provisions,  Brannon 

Vanriper  Cornelius,  h.  carpenter,  334  Greenwich  • 

VanScriven  Peter,  h.  carpenter.  61  Chapel 

Vantastle  John,  h.  carpenter,  Hudson 

Vantastle  Wm.  ship-carpenter,  45  Hudson 

Vanwinckle  Jacob,  upholsterer,  2  Nassau 

Van  Schooten  John,  shipwright,  116  Hanr.aa 

Vaver  John,  h.  carpenter,  61  Chapel 

Veitch  John, shipwright,  Becflu^f 

Velstemback  John,  carpenter,  Charlotte 

Vermilye  Kdward,  cooper,  91  Harman 

Vermilye  Wm.  h.  carpenter,  Anthony 

Vincent  Abraham,  h.  carpenter,  Elizabeth 

Vincent  Nicholas,  shipwright,  Corlaer's-Hook 

Vincei.t  Peter,  shipwright,  81  Divison 

Virtue  Stephen,  h.  carpenter,  Augustus 

Volk  Thomas,  h.  carpenter,  3 \2  Broadway 

Vreeland  Enoch  1.  h.- carpenter,  66  Partition 

V. — Masons,  Bricklayers,  Ptaisterers  and  Stone-Cutteru 
Underwood  James,  mason,  3'J  Barclay 
Van  Buskirk  Gabriel,  bricklayer  and  builder,  85  Murray 
Vandervoort  Paul,  mason,  25  Barclay 
Van  Pelt,  Henry,  bricklayer,  27  Oak 
Vanvoorhis Henry,  mason,  North  Moore 


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Vanwiukle  Philip,  mason,  19Bar'ey 
Vanwinkle  Tunis,  mason,  32  Bailey 

VI. — Smiths  of  every  description,  including  tliose  who  work  in  the 

Precious  metals,  Jewels,  Sfc.  and  Watch-makers. 
Union  Air  Furnace,  405  Broadway 
Vanderoort  Paul,  blacksmith,  156  Division 
Van  Home  Andrew,  blacksmith,  283  Water,  house  3  Fisher 
Van  Norden  David,  blacksmith,  1  Crane-wharf  &  83  Roosevelt 
Van  Wyck  Stephen,  watch-maker,  2G7  Pearl 
Varick  Peter;  blacksmith,  23  Bowery 
Vinthable  Abraham,  brass-founder,  59  Bowery 

VII. — Mechanics,  Trades,  und  Callings,  not  before  enumerated. 
UlshoelTer  George,  musician,  3  John 
Ulsleiff  John  H.  baker,  Scanimel 
Underbill  Peter,  taylor;  42  Cherry 
Underlin  Edward,  laborer,  6  Lumber 
Undericks  Nicholas,  rigger,  Bedlow 
Underwood /ohn,  butcher,  Elizabeth 
Underwood  John,  stevadore,  44  Lombard 
Underwood  Phineas,  milkman,  Bowery 
VacheJohn,  artificial  florist,  28  Liberty 
Vader,  Cornelius,  laborer,  Laight 
Valeau  Peter,  shoe-maker,  Elizabeth 
Valentine  D.  &  Son,  quill  manufactory,  17  Pump 
Valentine  Matthias,  painter,  4  Garden 
Valentine  Moses,  marble  paper  manufactory,  17  Pump 
Valentine  Weart,  laborer,  12  Upper  Barley 
Valrity  William,  shoe-maker,  Belvidere 
Van  Alstine,  John,  sawyer,  393  Greenwich 
Van  Blarcom  David, sawyer,  White 
Van  Black  widow  Eleanor,  seamstress  3  Chapel 
Van  Brakel  James,  shoe-maker,  55  Vesey 
Vandenberg  Caleb,  butcher,  130  Bowery 
Vandenberg  Mis.  Ann,  seamstress,  North  Moore 
Vandeiibcrg  Robert,  rope-maker.  Fifth 
Vanderlie -k  Albert,  shoe- maker,  44  Thomas 
V.mderbeek  Jacob,  shoe-maker,  412  Greenwich 
Vanderbilt  Jacob,  shoe-maker,  Sixth 
V.inderhoof  John,  morocco  finisher,  77  Chapel 
Vanderhoof  Matthew,  shoemaker,  Second 
Vandi  rpool  Jacob,  shoe-maker,  78  Catharine 
Yanderpool  J.  sign  pa  titer,  wider,  Sec  4G  William  and  9  Dutch 
Vandervoort  Sarah,  mirse,  17  Thames 

Vnmlervo  in  P  i«lie,  rnafmia-makcr,  24  Chamber  , 

Vandeiirsen  Andrew,  butcher,  197  Division 

Vaiidewator  Henry,  porter,  Fi<her 

Vaiiduser  Jesse,  taybr,3(>  D. vision 

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Van  Dyne  James,  hatter  and  grocer,  3o3  Pearl 

Van  Home  ,  shoe-maker,  25  James 

Van  Home  IVter,  laborer  Robjn*>n,  corner  of  Washington 

Van  Keureo  Matthew,  laborer*  22  Upper  Read 

Vanlew  James,  hatter,  101  Beekman 

Vaness  Abraham,  saddler  and  harness-makers  1 1 1  Pearl 

Van  Norden  John,  lay  lot,  64  Cherry  and  294  Water 

Van  Norden  Henry,  laborer,  Greenwich,  near  Brannon 

Van  Nostrand  Aaron,  drayman,  105  Division 

Van  Orden  John,  tobacconist,  66  Vesey 

Van  Ranst  &  Burrell,  book  binders,  6  Lumber 

Van  Slice  John,  hair-dresser,  44  Roosevelt 

Van  Tastle  ,  seamstress,  19  Barclay 

Van  Tastle  John,  hatter,  207  Water 

V-in  Varick  James,  baker,  Pearl,  corner  of  Bridge  and  Broad 

/'an  farick  John,  baker,  26  John 

Fan  Farick  Richard,  baker,  Mott 

fan  /"oorhis  John,  currier,  1  bkiimer 

fan  fnorhis  widow  Joanna,  seamstress,  58  Anthony 

V arian  Jacob,  butcher,  6  Second 

Farian  Jacob,  butcher,  First 

Farian  Michael,  butcher,  6  Second 

Fanan  Richard,  butcher,  12  Division  and  Fisher 

Farrick  James,  tobacconist,  2  Orange 

Fartue  David,  soap-boiler,  54  Augustus 

Fartue  Robert,  laborer,- 54  Augustus 

Fermilye  Edward,  hair- dresser",  Greenwich,  opposite  State-Prison 

Fermilye  Frederick,  hair-dresser,  4  Bowery 
Fermihe  /ames,  hatter,  25  Faridewater 
Fermilye  widow,  washer,  20  Warren 

Ferveelcn  James,  coach-painter,  45  Church  and  5  Chamber 

Faliare  Francis,  servant,  Theatre-Alley 

Fmcent  widow  Hannah,  172  Greenwich 

Vincent  John,  rope-maker,  3  Rutgers 

Fincent  Peter,  shoe-maker,  37  Church 

V iolle  Pierre,  cook-shop,  257  Broadway 

Vogal  George,  rope-maker,  Fifth 

Fonck  Peter,  tiylor,  Elizabeth 

Fuorhees  Henry,  taylor,  North  Moore 

Foshel  Daiiiel,  shoe  maker,  47  Chapel 

Fosburgh  H  &  Co.  varnish  makers,  53  Chatham  and  39  Bowery 

Fotee  John.  Gardener,  20  Read 

Fredenburgh  Isaac,  shoe- maker.  33  Murray  J^fi 

Freeland  Henry,  shoe-maker,  Desbrosses 

Freeland  Henry,  laborer,  Desbrosses 

VIII. — Shipmasters,  MarinerSj  <","  Boaimeu. 
Urell  Thomas,  mariner,  35  George 
Updike  Daniel,  shipmaster,  Laight 


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Upson  Truerrran,  shipmaster,  43  Harman 
fan  Antwerp  Nicholas,  mariner,  53  Barley 
fakntine  Frederick,  boatman,  1  Hester 
fandewater  Isaac,  boatman,  27  Bridge 
fan  Kleek  jolin,  shipmaster,  Spring 
fanrunegan  Francis,  shipmaster,  30  Roosevelt 
Van  Ranst  Abraham. Ferry-master,  Corlaer's  Hook 
fan  sky ver  Peter,  shipmaster,  61  Chapel 
fan  Tastle  Jacob,  boatman,  North  Moore 
fan  fleck  Henry,  shipmaster,  17  Upper  Read 
fan  Wart  John,  boatman,  Hud*>n 
fan  Winkle  jolin,  ferry-master,  New  Ferry 
faughanG.  W.  shipmaster,  56  Roosevelt 
ferian  james,  shipmaster,  100  Henry 

IX. — Miscellaneous^ 
Underhill  Eliza,  231  Water 
Underhill  Wm.  419  Pearl 
Utt  Jonas,  Greenwich  opposite  Furnace 
Utterburg  widow  Mary,  82  Beektnan 
faillent  Miss,  24  Pearl 
Valentine  Caleb,  49  Division 
falenline  widow,  17  Magazine 
fan  Allen  Charity,  76  Read 
fan  Allen  Peter,  Leonard 
fan  Allen  Wm.  Chapel,  corner  Barley 
fan  Alsline  Catharine,  74  Read 
fan  Blaum  widow  sarah,  Mott 
fan  Bomel  Garret,  137  Division 
fan  Beuren  Michael,  37  Anthony 
fan  Buskirk  John,  II  Chapel 
fan  Courtlanclt  Elizabeth,  9  Broadway 
fan  Curan  Benjamin  T.  Harman 
fauderbeek  Abraham,  Greenwich 
Vanderbeek  Isaac,  294  Greenwich 
Vanderbeek  widow,  North  Moore 
Vanberbugh  widow,  Fourth 
Vanderhoof  Mathers,  21  second 
Vauderpool  widow  Deborah,  Charlotte 
Van  Deursen  Abraham,  82  Broadway 
Vandelinder  John,  Mary 
Vandewater  Burger,  second 
Vandle  widow  susan,  42  Lombard 
▼angekler  David,  second 
Vangeldcr  Garrett,  90  Broadway 
Van  Heud  widow,  37  Rose 
Van  Hook  Miss  Catharine,  248  Pearl 
Van  Hook  Isaac,  74  Murray 
Van  Home  Cornelius,  Mulberry 


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Van  Home  John  B.  77  Chapel 

Van  Home  Thomas  B.  5  Magazine 

Van  Hosen  widow  Margaret,  12  Chapel 

Van  Houten  widow  Maty,  103  Church 

VanHouten  widow,  104  Gold 

Van  Houten  Cornelius,  3G  Robinson 

Van  Houten  widow  Maria,  N6rth  Moore 

Van  Houten  widow  Susannah,  12  Chapel 

Van  Nest  widow  Deborah,  10  vanderwater 

Van  Notden  Luke,  30  Chapel 

Van  Ranst  Nicholas,  32  Lumber 

Vansice  John,  44  Roosevelt 

V.in  Tastle  James,  273  Greenwich 

V,ui  Tassel  John,  Chapel,  corner  Beach 

Van  Torn  widow  Margaret,  7  1  Harmai* 

Van  Black  widow  Catharine,  Mott 

Van  Wagenen,  Hubert,  5 1  Betkman 

Van  Wagenen  Wm.  51  Beekman 

Vin  Wyck  Mrs  T.  34  Greenwich 

Van  Zandt  James,  95  John 

Varick  John  V.  B.  47  Tine 

Veitch  widow  Isabella  38  Augustus 

Varjubond  widow,.  Uifuigton  comer  of  Four! 

Varian  Richard,  Fisher 

Vass  widow  jane|26  Batavia-lane  • 

Venholtz  May,  37  Rose 

Verniilye  widow  Fanny,  Elizabeth 

Vermilye  widow,  40  VVarren 

V«'iveelan  jacobus,  33  Church 

Vadalot  james,  10  Murray 

Vincent  Tillou,  3  Cheapside 

Vorhees  N.  39  Water 

Vose  widow,  Martha  F.  7  james 

Voss  Catharine,  40  Dey 

Voss  Mrs.  60  Broadway 

Vredenburgh  Benjamin,  rear  of  9  Rose 

X. — Cartmcu. 

Underhill  Gilbert,  Brannon 
Underhill  john,  Bowery 
Uiiderhill  Nathaniel,  14  Brannon 
Valentine  Evert,  10  Barley 
Valentine  Frederick,  Henry 
Valentine  Henry,  46  Read 
Valentine  Isaac,  First 
V,t  e'ltine  john,  4  Pump 
Valentine  Michael,  Norfolk 
Vallance  John,  First 
Valleau  Samuel,  47  Augustus 


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VanArsdale  james,  24  Oak 
Van  Allen  Andrew,  16  Thomas 
Van  Allen  Herman,  Mott 
Va  i  i*  men  Cameron,  Hudson 

V  ,  i  Blarconi  john,  44  Hudson 

V  .i  Brike  Abraham,  46  Hudson 
VeftBrtmt  Nicholas, 50  Chapel 
Van  Buskirk  Lucas,  35  Read 
Vanrott  Corneliu«,  sixth 

Vancott  Gabriel,  Fourth,  corner  of  Hester 

V  inderbeek  Conrad,  19  Barley 

V  inderbeek  John,  26  Read 

V-mdci  beek  Richard, Thomas,  corner  Chapel 
Vanderbilt  Henry,  scammel 
Vanderhoof  John,  7 1  Warren 
Vandoiison  John,  Pitt 
Van  Gelder  David,  Bowery 
Van  Home  Andrew,  85  Mulberry 
Van  Horn  Cornelius,  49  Mulberry 
Van  Home  Cornelius,  Mott 
Van  Houten  James,  Mott 
i  Van  Houten  John,  Vestry 
i  Van  Houten  John,  Orange 
Van  Houten  Tunis,  Anthony,  comer  of  Churck 
i  Van  Keuren  Benjamin,  Harman 
;  Van  Norden  Henry,  Greenwich 
i  Van  Norden  John,  20  Vandewater 
i  Van  Nostrand  Garret,  Third 
Van  Nostrand  John,  Hester 
Van  Tastle,  Joshua,  3  Leonard 
Van  Tastle  John,  Pell 
Van  Vetzer,  Garret,  Essex 
I  Van  Vart  Daniel,  North  Moore 
Van  Voorhis  Henry,  58  Anthony 
j  Van  Voorhis  Abraham,  Hester,  near  Bowery 
I  Van  Vorst,  Jasper,  435  Greenwich 
I  Van  Voorst,  Casparus,  26  Thomas 
Van  Veelan  Cornelius,  435  Greenwich 
Van  Waggenen  John,  7  Leonard 
I  Van  Wart.  James,  Hudson,  above  Brannon 
Van  Wyck  Mathias,  Sixth 

Van  Wart  ,  26  Thomas 

Van  Wake  Jacob.  Pitt 
I  Van  Zell  Abraham,  Prince 


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JOXrVs  NEW- YORK. 


Vardliam  Samuel,  Second 
Vark  Jolin,  Nicholas 
Verbryck  Abraham,  4G  Thomas 
Verbricke  Samuel,  Beach 
Vermilye  Abraham,  17  Division 
Vermilye  John,  jun.  Mott 
Vermilye  John,  59  Read 
Vernon  William,  First  nearDelancey 
Vincent  Joseph,  N.  Moore 
Vincent  John  A.  Molt 
Vi:>ceni  James,  Chapel 
Vogel  Frederick.  Second 
Vogal  Matthew,  Rivington 

Voorliis  Abraham,  Greenwich,  near  the  State  Piison 
Vredenburgh  Cornelius,  20  Anthony 

I. —Learned  Profestions  and  Public  Officer*. 
Walgrove  Garret,  weigher  of  ha"y,  19  Pearl 
Walker  Richard,  L.  M.D.  29  Ann 
Walker  Widow,  teacher,  Elizabeth 
Wall  Rev.  George,  329  Broad-r.'ay 
Wallace  James,  teacher,  244  Greenwich 
Walters  Daniel  D.  physiciin,  n2  Oak 
W'allace  Robert,  marshal,  26  Harman 
Warne  Elbert  P.  custom-house  oficer,  34  Sione 
Warner  Cornelius,  superintendant  of  public  repairs,  Z 1  Bat 
Warner  John,  teacher,  68  Murray  [clay 


Waterman  Jedediah,  inspector  of  shipping,  324  Water 
Watkins  Samuel,  physician  and  druggist,  313  Pear  l 
Wratson  John,  guager,  6  Water 
Webb  Benjamin,  teacher,  19  Mott 
Weatherill  William,  clerk  in  stage  office,  3S  Vesey 
Webster  Mrs.  teacher,  Greenwich  [Budd 
Welling  William,  inspector  of  beef  and  pork,  Hudson,  cor 
Wells  John,  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law,  is  Prne 
Wells  Lewis,  inspector  of  lumber,  1  I  Cheapside 
West  Benjamin,  commercial  agent,  65  South 
Weyman  Abner,  accountant,  4 1  Maiden-lane 
Wenman  Richard,  measurer  of  lime,  4  Leonard 
White  Henry,  accountant,  63  Church 
Whitfield  Richard,  teacher,  35  First 


Watch  Houses,  <  2d     do.     Chatham  square 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Whittelsey  John,  teacher,  house  26  Lumber,  school-room 

Wilkes  Charles,  cashier  of  N.  Y.  Bank,  3 1  Wall  [29  Gold 

Wilkes  John,  notary  public,  office  27  William,  house  4S 

Wilkins  Martin  S.  counsellor,  1  Whitehall  [Broad 

Williams  Rev.  John,  16  Fayette 

Williams  John  W.  attorney,  26  Nassau 

Williams  jun.  William,  attorney  and  notary  public,  140 

Williams  Widow  Maria,  teacher,  43  Read  [Water 

Wills  Thomas,  accountant,  conveyancers  and  land  office, 

Wills' T.  mercantile  academy,  102  Church      [102  Church 

Wilson  George,  attorney,  24*  John 

Wilson  Rev.  John,  249  Pearl 

Wilson  John,  physician,  327  Pearl 

Wilson  John,  accountant,  1  Beaver-lane 

Wilson  John  Q.  attorney,  327  Pearl 

Wilson  Joseph,  teacher  of  music,  42  Robinson 

Wilson  Peter,  L.  L.D.  1  College 

Winans  John  A.  attorney,  Chamber,  corner  Washington 

Winfield  Elias,  physician,  63  Barclay 

Winier  Gabriel,  attorney  ai  law,  20  Cedar 

Winter  Joseph,  attorney  at  law,  20  Cedar 

Wis»er  Henry  G.  attorney's  office,  19  Broadway 

Wisner  5*  Morris,  attoreies,  19  Broadway 

Woods  James,  counsellor  at  law,  87  Liberty 

Wood  William,  accountant,  Church 

Woods  8c  Bogert,  attornies  and  counsellors,  1  Cedar 

Woodward  Pc'.er,  inspector  of  customs,  30  Catharine 

Wooffindale  S.  ladies  seminary,  120  Pearl 

Yv  ooft'cndale  Martha,  ladies  seminary,  26  Courtlandt 

Woo  lendale  John,  dentist,  8  4  Broadway 

W 

): '.man  Tunis,  clerk  of  city  and  county  of  N.  York,  houso 
Bowery,  corner.  Stanton 
Wright  Phinehas,  accountant,  8  Courtlandt 
Wright  John,  measurer  of  g  ain,  35  Division 
Wy  in  J  mies,  account  ant,  32  Framkfort 
Wyat'.  Joseph,  accountant,  Greenwich  market 
Wvm.m  John  W.  attorney,  24o  Broadway 
I'- — AS  tchfiri  s,  Dry  Good  and  Book  Stores,  and  Slorc-kec/iera 

in  general.  j 
Waddell  R  bei^merchan/,  45  Pine  '  ',3^/ 
Waddimrw>;i  J,',shua  k  C,  merchants,  172  Pearl 
Wade  J. ,;.  uggist,  86  Ch.;  h  im 

Warn  Riciurcl,  hinge  and  U;cy  iri  mining  store,  H7Wm. 


400  jones's  new-york 

Wainwright  Francis,  dniggist,  152  Pearl 
Waite  G.  8c  R.  printers  and  booksellers,  38  8c  64  Maiden  I. 
Walden  Jacob  8c  Thomas,  meachants,  66  South 
Wulden  Joseph,  merchant.  66  South 
Wall  Patrick,  merchant,  53  Murray 
Walker  James,  dry  good  store,  68  Maiden  lane 
Walker  Thomas,  merchant,  1  Beekman-slip 
Wallace  James  D.  merchant,  180  Broadway 
Wallace  James  8c  John,  merchants,  1 80  Broad  *vay 
Wallace  William,  dry  good  store,  72  Muiden-laue 
Wallace  William,  merchant,  39  Pearl 
Wallace  William,  merchant,  99  William 
Walsh  Sc  Margarum,  merchants,  100  Wall 
Ward  George,  auctioneer,  59  Lombard 
Ward  Moses,  merchant,  17  Dey,  store  127  Broadway 
Ward  Moses,  merchant,  Broad,  house  57  Pearl 
Ward  Samuel,  merchant,  8  Fletcher 
Ward  8c  Egbert,  merchants,  39  Peck-slip 
Wardell  Robert,  dry  good  store,  169  Water 
Wareham  John,  iron  monger,  7  Mulberry,  store  2  10  Water 
Waring  Henry,  merchant,  33  Frankfort 
Waring  Thomas,  hosier,  10-4  Broadway 
Waring  William  merchant,  232  Water 
Waring  8c  Cromwell,  dry  good  store,  312  Pearl 
Warne  E.  P.  merchant,  34  Stone 

Warren  John  G.  merchant,  19  Broad,  houss  2  mile  s;one 
Warren  Thomas,  merchant,  61  Maiden-lane" 
Washington  Mutual  Insuranck  Company,  35  Wall 
Waterbury  Peter  C.  merchant,  33  Fair  [Market 
Watkins  Joseph,  lumber  merchant,  Greenwich,  near  New 
Watkins  William,  dry  good  s:ore,  388  anc!  405  Pearl 
Watkins  &  Campbell,  lumber  merchants,  Wesi,  foot  Provost 
Waikinson  Henry,  merchant,  5  1  William,  house  4 1  Pine 
Watson  Ebenezer,  merchant,  C5  South  &  118  Liberty 
Watson  jun.  James,  merchant, 50  Broad 
Watson  James,  merchant,  6  Slate 
Watson  M.  lumber-store,  )8Dey 
Wfcbb  Lewis,  merchant,  350  Greenwich 
Webb  Orange,  dry  good  store,  22  Maiden-lane 
Webb  Samuel,  me.  chant,  16  B'  wcry 
Weeks  James,  merchant;  319  Fear] 
Week^  Sc  Titus,  dry  good  store.  319  Pearl 
Welden  Peter,  dry  good  ttorc} -95 Greenwich. 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


4or 


Wier  Robert,  merchant,  14  G,".Id 
Welling  John,  merchant,  67  Beekman 
Wells  Danid,  merchant,  41  Greenwich 
Wells  George,  merchant,  1  Water,  store  31  Albany  Pier 
WeIN  John,  merchant,  31  Dey,  store  31  Albany  Pier 
Wells  h  Co.  Lemuel,  hardware  merchants,  158  Pearl 
Wells  Taylor  85  Co.  jewellery  store,  U6  Broad-way  [\^ay 
Werckmeisier  &  Co.  M.  paper-hanging  store,  195  Broad- 
Weatervelf  J.  I.  dry  good  store,  house  32  Provost,  store  193 
Greenwich 

Wetmore  Wm.  W.  china  store,  Water,  cor.  Co'enties-slip 
Weyman  Wm.  clothier,  39  and  41  Maiden-Lane,  house 

1  1-2  mile  stone,  Bowery 
Wheal  Henry,  merchant,  190  Pearl 
Wheato'i  John  R.  merchant,  1  Chamber,  store  62  South 
White  Henry,  merchant,  21  Broad-way 
White  Joseph,  dry  good  store,  134  Bowery  [Washington 
White  Charles,  mahogany  yard,  234  Greenwich,  house  313 
Whi;e  sen.  Thomas,  lumber  merchant,  104  Bowery 
White  Thomas  I.  merchant,  134  Pearl 
White  8c  Cr>.  John,  merchants,  62  Pine 
White,  Brothers  Sc  Co.  hat  ware  house,  148  Water 
Whitehead  Elisha,  dry  good  store,  399  Pearl 
\\  biting  Stephen,  merchant,  4  Stone 
Whitehead  Mathevv.  hardware  store,  445  Pearl 
Whitehouse  J.  merchant,  9  Robinson 
Whitemart  Henry,  dry  good  store,  139  Broad-way 
Whiting  Nathaniel,  store  keeper,  Suffolk  corner  of  Hester 
Whitney  Archibald,  merchant,  31  Burling-slip,  &  43  Frank- 
Whitney  Charles,  broker,  33  Oliver  [fort 
Whitney  Stephen,  merchant,  4  Stone 
Whitemore  Thomas,  merchant,  171  Water 
Whiuemore  &  Co.  commission  merchants  and  card  marvu., 

facturers,  Greenwich,  and  27  Old-slip 
Wilcox  Samuel,  merchant,  50  Hudson 
Wilcox  Stephen,  merchant,  86  Lombard 
Willet,  Robins  &  Co.  flour  merchants,  199  Front 
Wilder  Jonas,  commission  merchant,  37  Water 
Wiley  David,  dry  good  store,  120  Broad-way 
Wdey  Henry,  merchant,  office  47  Wall 
Wilkins  Marshal  R.  merchant,  42  Greenwich 
Williams  Daniel,  mei  chant  taylor,  216  William 
Williams  William,  merchant  taylor,  350  Water 

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402 


jones's  kew-york 


Willis  John  R.  ironmonger,  259  Po-arl,  hou-.e  12  Oak  t 

Wilson  Abraham,  fur  merchant,  85,  store  121  Broad 

Wilson  John,  book  store,  24')  Pearl 

Wilson  Samuel  8c  Co.  hardware  store,  158  Pearl 

Wilson  William,  merchant,  367  Green*  icli 

Wilmending  William,  merchant,  88  and  92  Maiden-lane 

Wilmshurst  Richard,  merchant  tavlor,  5  Dover 

Winter  Benjamin,  merchant.  3.">9  B.oad-way 

Winthrop  Francis  B.  merchant,  29  Wall 

Winthrop  William,  merchant,  53  Wall 

Wintringham  John,  millinarv  store,  125  William 

Wolcott  Oliver,  merchant,  25  Pearl,  house  49  Vesey 

Wolfe  David,  merchant,  35  Fai»-,  store  9 1  Maiden-lane 

Wolfe  D.  8c  J.  A.  merchants  and  hat  dware  store  9 1  Maide 

Wolfe  John  A.  merchant,  4  1  Vesey  [la 

Wood  James,  tin  and  hardware  store,  172  Greenwich 

Wood  John,  merchant,  40  Beekman 

Wood  Jonas,  dry  good  store,  1  1  5  Chatham 

Wood  Joseph,  Merchant,  17  Warren 

Wood  Samuel,  book  store,  362  Pearl 

Wood  Thurston,  auctioneer,  62  Vesey,  house  Bro?.d-way 

Wood  William,  merchant,  321  Greenwich 

Woodham  James,  merchant,  1C3  Liberty 

Woffendale  Eliza,  millinary  store,  122  Broad-way 

Woolsey  William  W.  merchant.  61  Stone 

Woolsey  £c  Rogers,  ironmongers,  235  Pearl 

Worall  Henry,  ironmonger,  398  Greenwich 

Wragg  George,  merchant,  66  William,  house  10  Branno 

Wright  Charles,  merchant,  29 1  and  295  Pearl 

Wright  Augustus,  sail  duck  store,  229  Water 

Wright  Grove,  merchant,  21  Hudson,  and  185  Pearl 

W right  Isaac  8c  Co.  merchants,  .300  Pearl 

Wright  Jordan,  merchant,  298  Peavl 

Wright  Isaac,  merchant,  107  Liberty 

Wyckoflf  Cornelius  P.  merchant,  Fitch's  wharf 

Wyckoff  Albert,  merchant,  191  Pearl 

Wyckoft'  Henry,  merchant,  6  Broad-w  ay 

Wyckorf  8c  Robertson,  merchants,  191  Pearl 

Wylie  Henry,  merchant,  47  Wall 

Wynkoop  Augustus,  merchant,  39  Front,  and  33  Water 
Wynkoop  Cornelius,  merchant,  60  Stone 

III. —  Grocers,  1'averns,  Inns,  Porter-Houses,  Htteisi 
Boarding-Houses,  Brewers  and  Distillers, 
Waddell  Samuel;  grocer,  6  Henry 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


403 


Wade  John,  grocer,  9  Augustus 

Wade  Mrs.  boai  din £- house,  162  Greenwich 

Wade  Qbadiah,  grocer,  Oran  ■ 

Wuite  Tiioirias  F.  grocer,  124  Pearl 

Waldion  Benjamin,  porter-house,  Siuyvesant 

Waldron  John,  distiller,  7  George 

Waldron  John,  grocer,  7  E.  George 

Waldron  William  I.  grocer,  Canal 

'Walker  Adam,  grocer,  Orange,  corner  Cros=; 

Walker  Hugh,  grocer,  90  Cherry,  corner  New-slip 

Walker  William,  grocer,  57  Bowery 

Watt  James,  grocer,  49  Pearl  [Water 

Walsh  Thomas  S.  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  42 

Walsh  William,  grocer,  38  Catherine,  corner  Bancker 

Walsingham  Abraham,  grocer,  35  Church 

Ward  Daniel,  tavern,  Greenwich,  near  Slaie  Prison 

Ward  Jasper,  grocer,  39  Peck-slip,  house  4  Cherry 

AVard  John,  grocer,  14  Rutger  corner  Bedlow 

Ward  Widow,  grocer,  Charlotte 

Ward  William,  grocer  and  porter-vaults,  107  Front 

Wareham  Dennis,  grocer,  12  Chapel 

Waring  Henry,  grocer,  53  Frankfort 

Wark  John,  tavern  8c  sailors'  boarding-house,  25  Peck-slip 

"Warner  Jeremiah,  tavern  8c  boarding-house,  58  Frankfort 

Warner  Jacob,  tavern,  34  Chatham 

Waters  Patrick,  grocer,  5  Chatham-square 

AVatkins  Mrs.  boarding-house,  13  Partition 

Webb  Samuel,  grocer,  10  Bowery 

Webster  John,  grocer,  156  Front 

Weeks  Stephe  n,  grocer,  Grand,  near  Bowery 

Wells  William,  grocer,  20  Coenties-shp,  house  63  Pearl 

Wells  Daniel  £c  Nathaniel,  grocers,  15  South 

Welsh  James,  greicer,  14  Skinner,  corner  Hague 

Welsh  John,  grot*.,  Barley,  corner  Elm 

Welshman  Robert,  tavern,  Greenwich,  near  State  Prison 

Went  Court,  grocer,  65  Chatham 

Wentworth  Widow,  porter-house,  39  Eiberty 

Wessels  Lucas,  grocer,  66  Partition 

Wessels  Widow,  boarding-house,  7  Catharine 

West  Mrs.  boarding-house,  13  Broad  [Bear  Market 

Westervelt  Cornelius  I.  grocer,  184  Greenwich,  oppsusite 

Wetniore  A  polios,  grocer,  29  James,  and  13  New-slip 

Wet  more  W  W.  grocer,  Water,  corner  Cotmies-slip 

Whalon  Valentine,  grocer,  60  Cedar 


404 


Jones's  new-yorh 


Wheeler  Elizabeth,  grocer,  1  )  Faye»te  eai^fl^^l 

Wheeler  Joseph,  gr'.cer,  78  Lombard 

Wheeler  Joseph,  grocer,  Prince,  corner  Elm 

Wheeler  Jo«eph L.  grocer,  18  Thomas 

Wheeler  Mead,  grocer,  13  south 

Wheeler  Solomon,  grainer,  Essex 

Whippo  John,  lavern,  Billock,  corner  Boweiy 

White  James,  grocer,  26  George 

Whitehead  David- grocer,  343  Greenwich 

Whitfield  Thomas,  Philadelphia  Stage-Office,  1  Coitlaodt 

Whiting  Samuel  F.  grocer,  359  Waier 

Whitney  Archibald,  grocer,  43  Frankfort  and  Burling-slip 

Whittle  Wiliiam,  grocer,  32  E.  George 

Wickliam  Daniel  H. giocer.  10  Front,  store  14  South 

Wilcox  Stephen,  grocer,  86  Lombard 

Wiley  Alexander,  grocer  8c  marshal,  Ptll  corner  Molt 

Wilkinson  John,  grocer  &  h.  carpenter,  Heater  corner  Mott 

Wilkinson  Mrs.  b  arding-hoi.se,  40  Broad*way 

Willet  &  Wilson,  grocers,  26  Moore 

Willets, George,  brewer,  17  Cheapside 

Willets  Jumes,  grocer,  17  Beekman 

Willets  Thomas,  brewer,  16  Lombard 

Willey  John,  grocer  &  stone-cutter,  24  Dey 

W'illiams  Andrew,  grocer  k  h.  carpenter,  Mott 

Williams  Elish.t,  grocer,  54  Dey     <  j»^^fl 

Williams  Gilbert,  grocer,  45  E.George 

Williams  John,  grocer,  13Harn»an  ZTSJj 

Williams  John,  giocer,  Bediuw 

Williams  Thomas,  tavern  &  grocer,  101  Catharine 

Williams  William,  grocer,  72  Bedlow 

Williams  WillUm,  boarding4iousej  28  John 

Williams  John,  tavern,  2  Mile  Stone,  Bowery 

Williams  &  Valentine,  groceis,  Cross  cor.  Mulberry 

Williams  &  Baker,  bo^rding-huuse,  1f  »  Pearl 

Williamson  Henry  C.  giocer,  14  Barley 

Williamson  Richard,  grocer,  19  Old-slip 

Willis  John,  grocer,  Mulberry  corner  Cross 

Willis  Geoi  ge  W.  grocer,  93  Fair-  store  106  Pearl  , 

Willis  John,  boarding-house,  7 1.  Barclay 

W'lllii  Susan,  boarding-house,  93  Fair 

Wiisrnurst  Stephen,  grocer,  190  Front 

Wilsey  Margaret,  groce.:,  110  Henry 

Wilson  Alexander,  grocer,  62  Chamber  cor.  Chapel 

Wilson  Ishmael;  grocer,  54  E.  Geoige 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


405 


Wilson  James,  grocer,  333  Broad-way  cor.  Anthony 

Wilson  James,  grocer,  358  Greenwich 

Wilson  Joanna,  grocer,  21  Barclay 

Wilson  John,  gr  ocer,  25  Fayette 

Wilson  John,  grocer  Sc  mason,  5 1  Harman 

W'ilson  widow  Margaret,  boarding-house,  8  Sixth 

Wilson  widow  Mary,  boarding-house,  131  Greenwich 

Windle  Thomas,  porter  &  boarding-house,  56  Lombard 

Winnick  John,  grocer&auctioneer,  98  Chamber  cor. Green- 

Winsheil  James,  boarding-house,  162  Fly-market  [uich 

Winslow  Nathan,  boarding-house,  44  Cheny 

Wimbs  Thomas,  green-grocer,  88  Front 

W  isnell  widow  Rachel,  boarding-house,  116  Fly-market 

Witham  James,  grocer,  27  Bowery 

Withers  Thomas,  grocer,  52  Stone 

Wellington  John,  brewer,  Clinton  cor.  Bedlow 

Wilhingion  8c  Shaw,  brewers,  Bedlow 

Wood  Jeremiah,  grocer,  441  Pearl 

Wood  John,  grocer,  8  Robinson 

Woodman  John,  boarding-house,  11  George 

Woods  Eliza,  potter  Sc  boarding-house,  31  Roosevelt 

Wool  widow  Margaret  grocer,  188  William 

Woolley  8c  Lippencourt,  giocei  s,  76  Pearl 

Worden  Isaac,  grocer,  Willow  cor.  Prospect 

Wortendyke  Rynier,  grocer,  45  Read 

Wright  Jacob,  grocer,  107  Liberty  and  74  Cedar 

Wright  James,  grocer,  Greenwich 

Wright  Job,  grocer  and  tavern,  79  Vescy 

Wright  S.  T.  grocer,  Grand  near  Bowery 

Wyckofl' Cornelius  P.  grocer,  Fitch's  Wharf,  house  Gold 

Wym^  Henry,  grocer,  28  Augustus 

IV. —  Home  Ca  /tenters,  Shi/iwrighta,  Joiners,  Bout -builders, 
Block  fc>  P um/i  Makers,  Coo/iers,  and  Mechanics  who  work 
principally  in  wood. 

Wardell  William,  ft.  carpenter,  46  Barclay 

Wade  Abner,  h.  carpenter,  7  Orange 

Wade  James,  h.  carpenter,  20  Roosevelt 

Wade  J"b,  h.  carpenter,  86  Henry 

Wade  Jo;ib,  h.  carpenter,  Henry 

Walch  Benj.imin,  h.  carpenter.  Fourth 

Walgrove  Samuel,  cistern-maker,  19  Dey 

Wagcne*  Nathaniel,  dock-builder,  Provoott 

Walker  Ah  sender,  hi  carpenter,  North  Moore 

Walker  h.  carpenter,  1  Barky 


406 


Jones's  new-york 


Walker  John,  cooper,  82  Liberty 

Wallace  James,  h.  carpenter,  34  Gold 

Ward  Ahijab,  shipwright,  99  Bedlow 

Ward  Jesse,  cabinet-maker,  30  Roosevelt 

Ward  Josiah,  cabinet-maker,  4oLumber 

Ward  Joshua,  joiner,  So  Roosevelt 

Ward  M.  h.  carpenter,  99  Bedlow 

Ward  Nathaniel,  h.  carpenter,  18  Lombard 

Ward  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  Rivington 

Warham  Dennis,  h.  carpenter,  48  Church 

Warm  James,  h.  carpenter,  I  Charlotte 

Warner  Charles,  coach  and  harness  maker,  9  Baiclaf 

Warner  Everardus,  chair  maker,  1  Nassau 

Warner  Philip,  h.  carpenter,  3  Division 

Warner  Van  Wyck,  h.  carpenter,  10  Beaver 

Warner  James,  coach  and  harness  maker,  7  Barclay 

Warner  William  cabinet  maker,  20  Thomas 

Waters  Garret,  shipwright,  Birmingham 

Watkins  George,  carver  and  gilder,  13  Partition 

Watts  Robert,  h.  carpenter,  Hester  and  54  Henry 

Waugh  James,  h.  carpenter,  5  Leonard 

Weaver  Jacob,  shipwright,  91  Bedlow 

Weaver  William,  block  maker,  Henry 

Webb  John,  h.  carpenter,  183  William 

Webb  James,  h.  carpenter,  3  Thomas 

Webb  John,  h.  carpenter,  21  George 

Webb  Joseph,  shipwright,  87  Henry 

Webb  Thomas,  h.  carpenter.  3  Thomas 

Webb  Ze*as,  h.  carpenter,  Mulberry 

Webster  William,  bhipwriglu,  27  James 

Weed  James,  shipwright,  Cherry,  near  CoverncUr 

Weeks  Ezra,  architect  and  biiilder.  16  Harrison 

Weeks  John,  shipwright.  63  Henry 

Weeks  Samuel,  h.  carpenter,  75  Henry 

Weeks  William,  h.  carpenter  and  joiner,  185  Cherry 

Wtish  Beiijamiri.  h.  carpenter.  Fourth, 

WL!is  William,  h.  ca»pef»er,  Mott 

Wesselc  Isaac,  cubineUmuker.  14  E.  George 

VVtssels  John,  rabinet  am!  frame  ina\er,  27  Vatidcwater 

Wts>els  S«m«iel  C.  fco-,pt:.  60  Front 

West  Edward,  !••  carpenter.  61  Church 

West  J-  hi.  E.  !i-i  l-;(.r  and  e  rpci  'e-,  2.;6  Greenwich 

West  jo'eph,  h.  carpentt  ■   19  Chamber 

Vv  est  AiudjcV}  h.  carp  ii  i  ,  30  Barlc\ ,  corner  church 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY.  407 


Westerneld  Benjamin,  h.  carpenter,  N.  Moore' 
Wesei  field  David,  cabinet-maker,  43  Warren 
Westerfieid  jojin,  shipwright,  29  Ghapel 
Westerfkid  Peter,  cooper,  Second 

Westervel'  Aaron,  h.  carpenter,  Washington  near  Provost 

Westeivelt  Jacob,  boatbmlder,  Lower  Robinson 

Westverd  William,  h.  catperter,  Hester  > 

Weven  William,  block-maker,  87  Henry 

Wheele1-  John,  cooper,  83  C  nveiy  [wharf 

Wheeler  John,  cooper,  23  Nen,  shop  South,  near  Bathe's 

Whitchurch  Thomas,  fi.  carpenter,  34  Chamber 

White  Henry,  shipwright,  Bedjow 

White  Joseph,  shipwright,  1 D  Lombard 

While  Lawrence,  h.  carpenter,  93  Cuapel 

White  Peter,  h.  carpenter,  1  Gibb's  Ailey 

White  Silas,  h.  carpenter,  89  Division 

Whitehead  Aaron,  h.  carpenter,  6  Orange 

Whiteman  Henry,  h.  carpjn'.er,  Desbrosses 

Whitfield  George,  boat-builder,  76  Roosevelt  &  374  Water 

W  hitfield  Thomas,  shipwright,  85  Roosevelt 

Whiting  jamcs,  h.  carpenter,  8-.  Division 

Whiting-  Robert,  h.  carpenter.  White 

Whitlock  jamcs,  h.  carpenter,  32  Rose 

Whining  james,  shipwright,  85  E.  George 

Wdey  Alex.  C.  coachmaker,  393  Sc  420  Broad-way 

Wilkins  Peter,  h.  carpenter, .409  Broad-way 

Wilkinson  John,  h.  carpenter,  Nicholas 

Williams  Caleb,  h.  carpenter,  37  Mulberry 

Williams  jiin.  Daniel,  h.  carpenter,  Leonard 

Williams  Elam,  cabinet-maker,  167  William 

Williams  Ezekiel,  h.  carpenter,  13  Fayette  [wharf 

Williams  John,  block-maker,  4  Roosevelt,  shop  Wain's 

Williams  John,  cooper,  31  Cheupside,  shop  156  Cherry 

Wdliams  John,  cooper,  74  Lombard 

Williams  Jeremiah,  shipwright,  2 1  Pump 

Williams  Samuel,  builder  and  h.  carpenter,  78  Warren 

Williams  Thomas,  shipwright,  46  E.  George 

Williams  Thomas,  h.  carpenter,  40  Gold 

Williams  Thomas,  h.  carpenter,  38  Chapel 

Wilks  Richard  L,  h.  carpenter,  Desbrosset 

Wilmot  John,  h.  carpenter,  Provost 

Willis  Joseph,  li  carpenter,  20  Thomai 

W  ilis  John,  cooper,  23  New 

Willis  John  H.  cabinet  and  sash  maker,  93 Fair 

Wilson  James,  h.  carpenter,  67  Murray 


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Wilson  Robert,  h.  carpenter,  6  Fair 
W'i!>on  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  22  New 
W  il  son  Will  ram   builder  and  h.  carpenter,  Harrison 
Wilson  A.  and  M  coopers.  277  Greenwich 
Win  hip  Jogeplrl.  h.  carpenter.  102  Benin  w 
Wood  Be  j  '.min.  h  carpenter,  57  Division 
Wood  Elijan  h  carpenter  18  Division  ' 
Wood  J<  remiah,  h  carpenter,  7ft  Lombard 
Wood  Pe  er.  h.  caipenter.  Second,  corner  of  Pump 
Woods  George,  h.  carpenter.  Desbrosses 
Woodfurn  William,  h.  carpenter,  47  Division 
Woodruff  Elijah.  It.  carpenter,  89  Church 
Woodruff  George,  h  ca.-p-nter,  Desbrosses 
Woodruff  James,  shipwright,  9  Charlotte 
Woodruff  Sa  nuel,  carpenter,  8§  Church 

Woodward  John,  coach  maker.  87  Church,  shop  280  Broad-way 

Woodwell  J  ■••eph,  h  carpen  er,  55  E.  George 

Wool  ey  Dunicl,  dock  hudder,  North  Moore 

Woolsey  Gerardai,  cooper.  231  Front,  house  Magazine 

Wright  Andrew,  cabinet  maker  29  Cedar 

Wright  Jacob,  shipwright,  318  Water 

Wright  John,  h    carpenter,  Mulberry 

Wright  Jotham.h  carpenter,  Elizabeth 

Wright  Joseph,  shipwright,  19  Lombard 

Wright  Stephen,  h.  carpenter,  201  Division 

Wright  Joseph,  h.  carpenter,  Eli  zabeth 

Wright  Thomas,  shipwright,  8  Charlotte 

Wright  William,  shipwright,  201  Division 

Wyckoff  John  D.  h.  carpenter,  73  Murray 

V.— -Masons,  Bricklayers,  Plaisterers,  and  Stone'Cuttcrt 
Wade  David,  rna^on,  78  Harman 
Waldron  Peter,  mason  Desbrosses 
Walker  John,  mason.  2  Barley 
Wa'ker  and  Dow,  stonecutters,  Washington 
Wallace  John,  mason,  10  George 
Walton  George,  mason,  34  Harman 
Ward  Dennis,  mason,  Republican  Alley 
Ward  Samuel,  stonecutter,  40  Lumber 
Warner  Lodowick,  mason,  45  Fair 
Webbus  Oliver,  mason,  41  Roosevelt 
Wells  John,  mason  .  86  Anthony 
West  John,  stone  cutter,  90  Greenwich 
Westerfield  James,  mason,  43  Warren 
Westerfield  William,  mason,  39  Robinson 
Westervelt  Albert,  mason,  Washington 
Westervelt  Garret,  mason,  343  Greenwich 
Wes'ervelt  Henry,  mason,  57  Anthony 
Wevervelt  John,  mason  343  Greenwich 
Westervelt  Stephen,  Mason,  Provost 
Westervelt  William,  mason,  39  RobiniOB 
Westervelt  William,  mason,  8  Thomas 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


409 


White,  William,  mason,  Walker,  corner  Church 
Whiton  Robert,  plaister  of  paris  manufacturer,  Wlu'te 
Whitlow  Thomas,  mason,  86  Catharine 
Wilkie  Jeremiah,  mason,  Essex 
Williams  Corneous,  masoa,  100  Harman 
Williams  Cornelius,  mason,  Henry 
Will  iams  David,  mason,  N.  Moore 
Williams  Robert,  mason,  33  Division 
Williams  Stephen,  mason,  33  Division 
Williamson  Archibald,  stone-cutter,  45  Thomas 
Williamson  John,  mason,  Itepublican  Alley 
Williamson  Charles,  mason,  Pingries  Alley 
Wilson  James,  stone-cutter,  358  Greenwich 
Woodruff,  Nehemiah,  mason,  N  Moore 
Woodiuff  Isaac,  Mason,  341  Washington 
Woodruff  1  homas,  bricklayer,  31  Barclay 
Wyckoff  John,  mason,  73  Murray 
Woodward  Tyson,  mason,  31  Barclay 
Wright  William,  stone-cutter,  365  Greenwich 

VI. — Smiths  oj  every  description,  including  those  tuho  tu»rk  in  iht 

Precious  Metals,  Jewels,  tyc.  and  Watch-mutters. 
Wallace  Robert,  bra->s- founder,  18  Cherry 
Walker,  Robert,  tin-plate  worker,  50  Barclay 
Walworth  Josiah,  coppersmith,  27  Cheapside 
Waring  Syivanus,  blacksmith,  Corlaer's  Hook 
Warner,  George  T.  watchmaker,  Bowery,  near  North 
Weed  Scudder,  blacksmith,  147  Harman,  shop  rear  of  Bedlow's, 
Cherry 

Weeks  Abraham,  blacksmith,  20  Broad  and  63  Front 

Welsh  William,  watchmaker,  49  Roosevelt 

Wenman  Barnard,  silversmith,  62  Partition 

White  Samuel,  silversmith,  20  Chamber 

Whitehead  Walter,  blacksmith,  37  Mulberry 

White  Stephen,  silversmith,  54  Beekman  and  21  Frankfort 

Whitlock  1  homas  B.  silversmitn,  102  Pearl,  house  la9  Front 

Whitlork  William,  jewe Her,  32  Ross 

White  Archibald,  moulder,  Broadway,  above  Union  Furnace 

Whitney  Asa,  watchmaker,  290  Water 

Whitnev,  silversmith,  20  Chamber 

Wliht  Henry,  blacksmith,  Mat  I 

Williams  David,  blacksmith,  84  Harrison 

Williamson  Benjamin,  blacksmith,  24  and  244  Cherry 

Wilmurt  Stephen,  watchmaker,  4  lk-cknian 

Wilson  Abraham,  blacksmith, "92  Catharine,  shop  near  Youlc's  Fur- 
nace 

Wi'son  Robert,  silversmith,  23  Dey 
Wtsjiart  Hugh,  gold  and  silversmith,  31  Liberty 
Wluttingham  Richard,  Jim  brass-foiindf-r,  133*  Division 
Whittingham  Rohan:,  brWfounder,  76  Henry 
Witmgton  William,  brass-founder,  133  Division 

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Jones's  new-York 


Wmthovcl  Abraham,  bracksmith,  68  Murray 
Waihaupter  John,  watchmaker,  Greenwich 
Wood  Abner,  tinplate-woiker,  49  Water 

Ill—Mechanics,  Trades,  and  callings  not  before  enumerated. 

Wade,  Caleb,  shoemaker,  32  Moore 

Wade  Charles,  tallow  chand'er,  54  Harman 

Wade  Benjamin,  painter  and  Glazier,  Crosby 

Wade  Edward  and  John,  si/k  dyers,  74  Gold 

Wade  Edward,  tallow  chandler,  54  Harman 

Warner  E.  painter  and  glazier,  28  Warren  and  35  Broad 

Wade  Nathaniel,  shoemaker,  Orange 

WagenerJohn,  baker,  90  Beekman 

Watte  Henry,  baker,  324  Broadway 

Waldron  Albert,  labonrer,  Desbrosses 

Waldron  Joseph,  sailmaker,  Broadway  near  Furnace 

Waldron  Mitchel,  labourer,  Second 

Waldron  &  Leonard,  hairdresser,  23  Cortlandt 

Walker  diaries,  shoemaker,  10  Chamber 

Walker  Peter,  ray  lor,  25  Nassau 

Wa  ker  Samuel,  doorkeeper  at  Theatre,  132  Front 

Wa.ktr  William,  bookbinder,  7  Fisher 

Wailace  Thomas,  taylor,  178  Division 

Wallace  Thomas,  taylor,  33  Oak 

Wallis  Joseph,  taylor,  91  Pearl 

Wallis  Thomas,  sawyer,  296  Greenwich 

Willis  David,  shoemaker,  Norfolk 

Walsh  George,  painter,  2  Baiavia  lane 

Walter  Charles,  shoemaker,  10  Chamber 

Walhew  Richard,  combm2ker,  Sixth 

Wamsbie  James,  rigger,  35+  Water 

Wandell  John,  saiimaker,  52  Barclay 

Wandell  Susannah,  seamstress,  42  Lombard 

Ward  Dennis,  labourer,  37  Frankfort 

Ward  Hunh,  hairdresser,  3  Ferry 

Wardell  George,  shoemaker,  32  Church 

Warent  James,  rigger,  105  Lombard 

Warren  Marks,  labourer,  Hetty 

Wark  John,  tavern,  25  Peck-slip 

Warren  I.  G.  painter,  10  Nassau 

Warner  Jacob,  harness  maker,  1  Bowery 

Warner  Daniel,  ornamental  chair  painter,  53  Read 

Warner  George,  sailmaker,  14  Cedar  and  Murray's  wharf 

W-rner  William,  baker,  First 

Warner  &  Co.  George,  sailmakers,  50  Wall,  house  14  Cedar 
Warner  William,  taylor,  Elizabeth 
Warwick  James,  labourer,  8  Henry 
Warren  James,  rigger,  105  Lombard 
Warts  Henry,  painter  and  glazier,  59  William 
Waterbury  Henry,  shoemaker,  66  Henry 
Wa  erbury  Stephen,  shoemaker,  62  Gold 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY.  411 

Waterbury  Willliam,  shoemaker,  115  Leonard 
Watctbury  William  W.  shoemaker,  1 15  Division 
Waterman  Jedediah,  chocolate  maker,  322  Water 
Waters  John,  shoemaker,  62  Harman 
Watkeys  Edward,  tallow  chandler,  19  NassaB 
Waters  Patrick,  baker,  97  Anthony 
Watkins  William,  shoemaker,  219  vvilliam 
Watson  Benjamin,  shoemaker,  95  James 
Watson  Eflee,  mantua-maker,  Third 
Watson  John,  sawyer,  405  Greenwich 
Watson  Philip,  oysterman,  282  Water 
Watts  Archibald,  painter,  120  Broad 
Way  John  J.  baker,  55  Read 

Wayland  Francis,  currier,  IS  Jacob,  house  56  Frankfort 

Weal  David,  news-carrier,  14  Roosevelt 

Weakly  Justus,  shoemaker,  62  Harman 

Weatherley  John,  shoemaker,  17  Pomp 

Weaver  John,  morocco  dresser,  25  Gold 

Weaver  Lewis,  shoemaker,  8J  Division 

Weaver  Lawrance,  baker,  21  Mulberry 

Webb  John,  dealer  in  rags,  3  Ferry 

Webb  Joseph,  painter  and  glazier,  37  Church 

Webb  P.  shoemaker,  Jefferson  - 

Wed  man  Miss,  millener,  112  William 

Weed  Alanson,  shoemaker,  115  Lombard 

Weed  Peter,  shoemaker,  47  Lombard 

Weeden  Isaac,  baker,  37  Vesey 

Weeden  Jonathan,  ropemaker,  Mulberry 

Weeks  James,  sadler,  67  Harman 

Weeks  Nathaniel,  labourer,  12  Harman 

Weeks  Samuel,  milkman,  First 

Wellnun  Jedediah,  shoemaker,  First 

Wells  James,  laborer,  30  Fair 

Wells  Mosei,  shoemaker,  7  Hague 

Weils  S-nnuel,  rigger,  70  Bedlow 

WeUh  Nicholas,  labourer,  Bedlow 

Welsh  Thomas  U.  painter,  10  Chesnut 

Welsh  T.  &  G.  painters  and  glaziers,  316  and  352  Water,  house  17 

Rose 

VVesner  Paul,  ropemaker,  Grand 
VVemmel  Frederick,  tobacconist,  45  Barclay 
Wendell  John  C.  Furrier,  83  Maiden-lane 
Wesidmer  Peter  H.  sailmaker,  2  Lombard 
Wendover  &  Hinton,  sailmakers,  143  Front 
Wenman  Evart,  taylor,  50  partition 

W'-nt  Christopher,  starch  and  hair-powder  manufactory,  Orange 
1  West  David,  comb-maker,  Stanton 
West  James,  letter-carrier,  5  Church 
West  James,  labourer,  Sixth 


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West  John,  «noemaker,  15  Chamber 

W«t  John,  sawyer,  Mary 

Wcstcott  Samuel,  shoemaker,  Harrison 

We>tgate  John,  ropeinaker,  49  Harman 

W  "erve  t  Benjamin,  harness-maker,  21  Chamber 

Westcrvelt  Daniel,  button-maker,  Hudson 

W^stervclt  John,  taylor,  52  Barley 

Wester velt  Thomas,  button-maker,  Hudson 

We'tei field  John,  sailmaker,  14  James 

WeMerfield  &  Kip,  sailmakers,  201  Front 

\yestly  Catharine,  seamstress,  39  Division 

^rethershine  John  N.  butcher,  8  Augustus 

\jretherspoon  Catharine,  tayloress,  5  Hector 

\yhaites,  piano  forte  maker,  19  Barciay 

^heeler  Eliphalet,  butcher,  2  mile  stone,  Bowery 

^rheeler  David,  labourer,  41  Barclay 

\yheeler  John,  botanist,  16  Read 

■^heelock  James,  iabouier,  49  Robinson 

^rheelock  William,  cardmaker,  45  Lombard 

\y  hitley  Robert,  rigger,  29  Oliver 

^yhims  Luke,  labourer,  14  Augustus 

^yhite  Christian,  sailmaker,  7  Ferry  and  78  Fletcher 

^rhite  Christopher,  sailmaker,  73  Front 

Yyliite  Francis,  butcher,  Elizabeth 

^yhite  George,  oysterman,  209  Water  and  33  George 

^rhite  Ebenezer  j.  hatter,  27  Liberty 

-^yiiite  Elias,  labourer,  21  Mulberry 

hite  Israel,  shoemaker,  81  Chamber 
^yhite  John,  butcher,  Elizabeth 
^yhile  Peter,  shoemaker,  first  corner  Grand 
^hite  Michael,  shoemaker,  Grand  corner  First 
yyhite  Samuel  B.  printer,  50  Robinson 
y^hite  Thomas  D.  taylor,  3  Moore 
^yhile  Thomas,  baker,  104  Bowery 
■^hitear  William,  taylor,  Hester  corner  Norfolk 
y^nitter  Robert,  shoemaker,  73  Cherry 
y^hitehand  J  >hn,  butcher,  First 
-yiiitehead  John,  shoemaker,  31  Harman 
^hittias  Wnliani,  taylor,  Essex 
^yhiteman  Henry,  shoemaker,  303  Water 
^—hillock  Samuel,  shoemaker,  Gold  fronting  Ferry 
w  Kiev  Joseph,  sawsetter,  18  Robinson  and  Desbrosses 
^  litlock  John,  baker,  81  Church 
Jjpiittet  Robert,  shoemaker,  73  Cherry 
JjL  herh  John,  shoemaker,  17  Pump 

iutlock  widow,  taylojess,  81  Church 
Whitlock  Nicholas,  labourer,  Sixth 
Wial  Daniel,  dcws  carrier,  Fair  opposite  North  Church 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


Wicker  Philip,  butcher,  Broadway 

Wicker  Philip,  laborer,  First 

Wilde  Robert,  baker,  11  Catharine 

Wiley  Alexander  T.  tay lor,  44  Lumber 

Wilkins  john,  taylor,  6  Gibb's  Alley 

Wilkinson  Richard,  composition  maker,  26Y  Broadway 

Wilkins  Isaac,  shoemaker,  2  Milestone 

WillessWm.  natter,  31  Maiden-laue 

Vnllet  Lewis,  sawyer,  Elizabeth 

Wil  iiams  Aaron,  livery  stables,  14  Lumber,  ho.  15  Thames 

Williams  Ball,  soap-boiler,  29  Bedlow 

Williams  David,  rope-maker,  Mott 

Williams  Jolin,  laborer,  2  Charlotte 

Williams  Matthias,  taylor,  35  Division 

William  Paul,  soap-boiler,  29  Bedlow 

Williams  Peter,  tobacconist  43  William 

Williams  U  >nei  t,  shoe-maker,  43  Division 

Wiiliams  Robert,  sione-potter,  45  Chatham 

Williams  Samuel  L.  shoe-maker,  55  Warren 

Williams  Susannah,  confectioner,  Division 

Williamson  Gtorge,  laborer,  Pir.grie's  Alley 

^  illiamson  James,  laborer,  Pingrie's  Alley 

Will  lamson  Jonn,  laborer,  Anthony 

Williamson  Lewi-i,  seamstress,  White 

Williamson  David,  nursery  and  seedsman,  Greenwich 

Willis  Jesse,  'aborer,  Second  - 

Willis  Wm.  tallow  chandler,  25  Roosevelt 

Willis  David,  I  ivery  stables,  27  Whitehall 

Willis  Hester,  nurse,  Roosevelt,  corner  of  Oak 

Wilmhurst  Richard,  taylor,  5  Dovtr 

Wilsey  James,  taylor,  Cross 

Wilsey  James,  laborer,  Beach 

Wilson  Andrew,  shoemaker,  275  Greenwich 

Wilson  Andrew,  rigger,  50  Roosevelt 

Wilson  David,  currier,  Republican  Alley 

Wilson  Isabella,  small  shop,  Nicholas 

Wilson  John,  drayman,  25  Fayette 

Wilson  John, sail-maker, 299  Water  and  24  Oliver 

Wilson  John,  shoe-maker,  Hudson 

Wilson  John,  baker,  95  Fair 

Wilson  J.  &  A.  bakers,  60  John 

W  ilson  James,  laborer,  Provoost 

Wilson  Joseph,  musician,  42  Lower  Robinson 

Wilson  Richard  P.  city  porter,  1  Barley 

Wilson  widow  Susan,  mantua-makei,  Second 

Wilson  widow  Sarah,  seamstress,  N.  Moore 

Wilson  Thomas,  sail-maker,  39  Roosevelt 

Wilson  Thomas,  sawyer,  Provoost 

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JONIs's  NEW-YORK 


WiH  George,  butcher,  28  Frankfort 

Wilt  John,  baker,  First 

Wilton  Henry ,  gardener,  Bedford 

Winaus  Isaac  K.  sailmaker,  176  Front,  house  39  Gold 

Wingneld  John,  sail-maker,  279  Greenwich 

Winship  Samuel,  butcher,  Mott,  near  Prince 

Winship  Thomas,  butcher,  Bullock 

Winship  Daniel,  butcher,  Sixth 

Winship  Jonathan,  butcher,  Mary 

Winship  John,  butcher,  Bowery,  above  Spring 

Winslow  Thomas,  hair-drrsser,  70  wall 

Wint  Henry,  gardener,  Ri\inglon 

Wiilterton  Wm.  taylor,  26  Frankfort 

Winthrop  Peter,  baker,  21)0  Water 

Wirl  Joseph,  laborer,  29  George 

Wisner  Caleb,  laborer,  Bedlow 

Witley  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe-maker,  363  GrcenVw 

Wolford  Abraham,  laborer,  3  Bedlow 

Wo  lord  V\  in.  laborer,  3  Bedlow 

Wood  Asa,  laborer,  49  Bar.ry 

Wood  Caleb,  «hoe-roaker,  First,  corner  Pump 

W  ood  Isaac,  butcher,  Delancey 

Wood  Israel,  tallow  chandler,  206  Greenwich 

Wood  Jacob, superintendant  of  bakery,  36  Cliff 

Wood  james,  laborer  and  saw-filer,  121  Lombard 

Wood  john,  whip-maker,  Elizabeth 

Wood  Joseph,  portrait  painter,  4  Harrison  and  118  W 

Wood  Timothy,  boot  and  shoe-maker,  60  Wall 

Wood  Zophar,  <_ieve- maker,  370  ljroadway 

Woodcock  John,  whip-maker,  Bowery 

Woocllock  John,  sawyer, 35  Barley 

Woodruff  thas,  shoe- maker,  314  Broadway 

Woods  john,  printer,  Magazine 

Woods  Thomas,  laborer.  Bayard 

Wooley  David,  shoe-maker,  6!  Harman 

/fooley  Peter,  shoe-maker,  32  Church 

Jfool  ey  Daniel,  slioemaker,  Second 

Jfmdrn  Roger,  bhoe-maker,  91  Lombard 

IPbrlow /fin.  taylor,  15  George 

/fiaden  Michael,  segar-inaker,  Leonard 

/fright  A.saii  maker,  229  water,  house  187  Front 

JiTngbl  Garret,  bakor,  69  Cliff 

/f fight  Gilbert,  baker,  89  Catharine',  cor.  Cheapside 

bright  jaines  morocco  manufacturer,  35  Frankfort 

/fright  joiin,  laborer,  5  Bedlow 

Jf'risht  Mary,  ni:  fi  er  441  Pearl 

W:  ght  Thomas,  book  binder,  12  Bowery 

W  ightJFin.  inilrher,  Bay  -mi.c-oiner.  .uuibcrry 

Wr  &m /fin. laborer,  V3i  Division 


V1RCANTILI  DlRieTORY. 


415 


bright  Wm.  laborer,  Ilarman 

Wunnenberg  Francis, furrier,  120  William 
Wyckotf  jonn,  laborer,  Leonard 
W  ykes'i  homas,  shoe-maker,  8  Broad 
W  ynkoop  Peter,  tobacconist  and  snutf-maker,  22  James 
Vll  I  .—Shipmasters,  Mariners,  fy  Boutmen. 
Weedham  Timothy,  manner,  18  Fayette 
W  alker  John,  mar i per,  i  bird 
Ward  Richard,  shipmaster.  37  Oliver 
Waring  John,  shipmaster,  Corlaer's  Hook 
Waidron  I'eter,  boatman,  Chapel 
Walerbury  Holly,  marine*,  66  Henry 
Waterman  John  O.  shipmaster,  225  William 
W  aters  Richard/mariner,  Mott 
Walts  Wm.  manner,  Eim 
Webb  James,  shipmaster,  350  Greenwich 
Webb  John,  mariner,  4»:  Bedlow 
Webb  Jolm, shipmaster,  350  Greenwich 
Webb  Thomas,  shipmaster,  33  Lombard 
Wedman  Anthony,  shipmaster,  1  12  wilham 
Weeks  Timothy,  mariner,  41  Bedlow 
W  ells  Moses,  shipmaster,  64>  Harman 
Westervelt  Ganet,  boatman,  6  Yesey 
W  esterveh  Jacob,  boatman,  12  Chapel 

Westerly  ,  shipmate. ,  89  Fair 

W heeler  David,  mariner,  62  Muberry 
Wheeler  Stephen,  shipmaster,  89  Division 
Wheiten  RoberT, shipmaster,  67  Beckman 
Whipple  John,  shipmaster,  89  Bedlow 
W  mie  Benjamin,  manner,  87  Harinao 
W  hite  Charles,  mari.ier,  54  Bedlow 
While  Alexander,  mariner,  5  Bancker 
While  John,  piiot,  10  Vandewater 
WiiiiKick  Wm  shipmaster,  109  William 
Whitehead  Wm.  shipmaster,  445  Pearl 
Wickham  Samuel,  shipmaster,  60  Berkma* 
W  I  ben  James,  shipmaster,  67  Cortlandt 
W  key  James,  pilui,83  Fair 
Wilkinson  John,  manner,  Cross 
William  Juhn,  mariner,  Grand 
WilliamsJoseph,  smpmaster,  loRutger 
W  <  lams  Nicholas,  jtiafirter;  6  iv  George 
W.  Mains  Win.  manner,  53  H  irnan 
W>  iiamsoii  I  uui>,  pilot,  156  Ch  iirnm 
W"  >on  Fdward,  m.nni'-r,  35  Lombard 

W  on  shipmaster,  58  Bowery 

Wiison  Charles,  slnpma  tor,  147  li«rmau 
Rriisun  David,  boa*  nvm,  5  IViilow 
WiU-ouJoliu,  manner,  15  Barclay 


416 


jones's  nbw-yokk 


Wilson  John,  mariner,'Pump 

flfilson  John,  mariner,  79  Lombard 

IPilson  John,  shipmaster,  24  Oliver 

IPltham  James,  shipmaster,  Pump  corner  Bowery 

JKise  William,  mariner,  102  Bedlow 

ffuod  Alexander,  shipmaster,  53  Robinson 

Wood  James,  boatman,  29  Bedlow 

Woahtj  John,  shipmaster,  N.  Moore  * 

Wjclsey  John,  boatman,  Chapel 

^brtheart  Daniel,  mariner,  3  Birmingham 

IPoodward  Ebcnezer,  jun.  shipmaster,  Mott 

JPitterell  Joseph,  mariner,  29  George 

J  X  — Misceltancovt. 
Wade  widow  of  Wm.  160  Greenwich 
/fadewidow  Maria,  3  Birmingham 
Wagener  widow  Phoebe,  Provoost 
Wagener  I  baker,  90  Beekman 
Wansley  Mrs.  Old-slip 
Waldron  widow  Christian,  Second 
Waker  Diana,  Maikelfield 
Walker  Margaret,  Pingrie's  Alley 
Walker  Justus,  227  William 
Walker  Hubert,  50  Barclay 
Walker  Samuel  132  Front 
Walker  widow  Sarah,  Leonard 
Wallace  wiiham,  33  Church 
Wallace  widow  Deborah,  2 1  Banker 
Walton  Gerrard,  328  Pearl 
Walton  wii  iam,  326  Pearl 
Wmisor  widow  Sarah,  Hester 
Wardcll  widow,  36  warren 
Ward  George,  59  Lombard 
Ward  John  L.  89  Cherry 
Ward  widow  Mary,  29  Mott 
Ward  Matthias,  5  wall 
Ward  Patrick,  17  E.  George 
W^rdlow  widow  Barbara,  Bullock 
Waring  Francis  148  Division 
Waring  widow,  Bayard 
Warner  Cornel  u%  31  Barley 
Warner  widow'jane,  36  Keekman 
Warner  widow  Ann,  83  james 
Warner  Magdalen,  11  Catharine 
Warren  Francis,  149  Division 
Warren  widow  Ann,  83  James 
Waterbury  Henry,  86  Henry 
Waters  Mrs.  41  Lombard,  cor.  E.  Gecrge 
Watkins  Susan,  88  Chamber 
Watson  Catharine,  Canal 


MERCANTILE  DIRECTORY. 


417 


Watson  widow  Effy,  Third 
Watson  John  C.  8  Harrison 
Watson  Sarah,  8  Harrison 
Watts  john,  3  Broadway 
Watts  Robert,  33  Pearl 
Waugh  Patrick,  17  E.  George 
Waugh  Asa,  8  Barley 
Way  widow  Eliza,  59  Roosevelt 
Weathershire  johnN.  7  Augustus 
Weaver  widow  jane,  15  Beekman 
Weeks  Simon,  Crosby!  cor.  Spring 
Whb  widow  jane,  78  Catharine 
Webster  john,  80  Gold 
Webster  R.  67  Faif 
Weisenfelt  Frederick,  3  Hudson 
Weisenfelt  widow  Maria,  235  Greenwich 
Welch  james,  14  Skinner 
Weldon  widow,  75  Read 
Welsh  widow  Catharine,  255  Greenwich 
Welsh  widow  Elizabeth,  49  Lombard 
Welsh  Eleanor,  Elizabeth 
Welsh  Lawrence,  4  Rider 
Wenel  Frederick,  45  Barclay 
Wesley  widow  Catharine,  29  Division 
Wessels  widow  Mary,  6  Chapel 
Westerfield  widow  of  Andrew,  29  Chapel 
Westerneld  James  D.  83  Read 
Westerve  t  widow  of  Peter,  78  Chape] 
Westervelt  Benjamin,  17  Rector 
Westervelt  Catharine,  70  Vesey 
Westervelt  Catharine,  74  Nassau 
Westervelt  Cornelius,  25  Thames 
Westervelt  widow,  75  Chapel 
Wetniore  Timothy,  2  mile  stone,  Bowery 
Wheeler  Ann,  18  Harmaii 
Wheeler  widow  Elizabeth,  10  Fayette 
Wheeler  widow  Elizabeth,  6  Chapel 
Wheeloik  James, 34  Barclay 
■p      White  Mrs.  Ann,  33  wall 
While  widow  Ann,  Sixth 
White  widow  D  bdrah,  22Vandewater 
Winie  James,  38  Lumber 
White Judson, SI  Liberty 
White  Mrs.  Eve,  II  Broadway 
White  Stephen,  21  Frankfort 
White  widow  Sarah,  95  Catharine 
White  juna  Thomas,  104  Bowery 
Wmte  Thomas  T.  134  Pearl 


418 


JONEs'i  KEW-YOEK 


White  Mrs.  37  Partition 

Wilcox  widow  Margaret,  88  Harman 

Wilkins  Jacob,  145  Washington 

Witninson  Mrs.  40  Broadway 

Will  widow.  Magdalen,  125  Chatham 

Wi'let  widow  Hannah,  55  John 

Willets  Henry,  15  Oliver 

Willets  John,  Third 

William*  widow  Elizabeth,  59  Ann 

Williams  widow  Elizabeth,  31  Oak 

WilliamsG.  34  Whitehall 

Williams  james,  Brannon 

Williams  widow  Maria,  2 1 6  williara 

Williams  widow  Mary,  Mott* 

Williams  widow- Sarah,  12  Chamber 

W'l'iams  win.  47  Read 

W'H'ams  widow  usan,  82  Division 

Williams  widow,  8  Second 

Williamson,  »id-.'W  Susan,  58  Oak 

W'"'s  Jonathan,  39  Frankfort 

Willis  John,  Third 

Wilis  Hester,  60  Roosevelt 

Wilson  Mrs  Hannah,  176  Greenwich 

W'lson  widow,  19  Thames 

W'lson  Ishmael,  assistant  keeper  of  State-Prison 

Wilson  widow.  Mott 

W'lson  Rachel,  10  Garden 

Wilson  Mary,  1 1  .  ri  i  n 

W'lso"  widow  Margaret,  Sixth 

W'lson  widow  Susan,  37  Second 

Winans  widow  Elizabeth,  39  Gold 

Winchester  widow  Maria,  209  water 

Winship  widow  Catharine,  64  Chapel 

Windle  J  homas,  56  Lombard 

Winthrop  Beiyamin,  Sluyversant 

Winthrop  Peter,  1 1  Dutch 

W'seburn  w;dow,  Rivington 

Witham  Joseph,  62  Maitlen-!ane  k 

W°od  wid;>w  Sarah,  53  Robinson 

Wood  John,  89  Cherrv 

Wood  Pl  oebe.  83  Chamber 

Wood  wm.  321- Greenwich 

W  >odiUif  Joseph,  Pump 

W.ndruff  Robert,  22  Division 

Woxls  widow  Catharine,  95  I-ombard 

Woods  Elizabeth,  78  Lombard 

Woods  wm.  61  New 

Woodward  Amelia,  59  Harman 

Wood  worth  Mary,  Harman,  corner  Rutgers 


MJJRGANTIXI  DIRECTORY. 


419 


Woolsey  George  M.  56  Greenwich 
Wooster,  L)  dia,  66  wall 
\Vorden  Samuel,  5  Rutgers 
Wight  Elizabeth,  6  banker 
Wngiit  Jane,  101  Division 
W  ble  Cnailes.  Stanton 
Wvttli  widow  Hannah  12  Stanton 

X.— Cartmtn. 

Waldron  David,  Broadway 
Waiuron  David  I.  56  Anthony 
\\  aldron  Isaac,  Hudson 
Waley  win.  13G  Division 
Walker  George.  Magazine 
Walker  Ralph,  Fourth 
Wall  Joseph,  48  Thomas 
Walsh  Barnabas,  Bowery 
Wardlin  Samuel,  Second 
Ward  Alexander,  85  Chamber 
Ward  Isaac,  Mott 
Ward  james  H.  Cross 
Ward  Patrick  Anthony 
Warren  Francis,  147  Division 
Watt  James,  26  Harman 
Watts  Robert,  Sixth,  near  Divisio 
Webster  John,  25  Vande water 
Wedhart  John,  76  Menry 
Weeks  Benjamin,  Fust 
Weeks  George,  64  Catharine 
Weeks  Jacob,  19  Mott,  cor.  Pell 
Weeks  John,  Bullock 
Weeks  Robert,  First 
Weeks  Solomon,  Crosby 
Wells  Abijah,  77  Read 
We!  h  Matthias,  3  Moore 
Westman  Peter  42  Read 
Westervelt  James,  48  Barley 
Westervelt  Benjamin,  5  Rector 
Westervelt  Cornelius  19  Thames 
West  mi  re  Justus,  Nicholas 
Whalon  James,  Cross 
Wheatherly  John,  81  Division 
Wlieeler  Abraham,  Mulberry 

X.  Y   &  Z. 
Yates  John,  h  carpenter,  102  Bedlow 
Yelverton  jun.  A.  attorney,  2 16  Greenwich 
Yelverton  &  Co.  A  hat-store,  216  Greenwich 
Yeoman  John  &  Gilbert,  dry-good  store,  297  Broadway 
York  House  Sfminary  for  Young  Ladies,  Broadway 
Young  John,  teacher,  44  Lumber 


Wheeler  Richard,  II  Division 

Whitehead  John  S.  3  Feck-slip 
Wmtney  josiah,  Grand  - 
W  uttle  Thomas,  Hudson 
w'"tt>  Nicholas  Greenwich 
Widson  Richard,  Sixth. 
Wiggins  Tliomas,  Orchard 
Wilkinson  John  75  Henry 
W'  hams  Anderson,  20  Roosevelt 
Williams  Cornelius  6  First 
Wuljanis  Henderson,  18  Roosevelt 
Vi  hams  Isaac,  40  Harman 
Williams  win.  424  Broadway 
William"!  wm.  79  Read 
W  His  |saa< ,  I  hud 
vV  lis  Joshua,  3h  Frankfort 
•V.ilis  l  homasj  Hudson 
Willis  jamcs,  jun.  Anthony 
Vilsey  Isaac,  I  hird 
Wilson  John,  7  M..tt 
Wilson  John,  Jerterson 
Viley  Joseph,  Greenwich 
vVinans  Samuel,  334  Greenwich 
vVood  Bernard,  56  Chamber 
sVyod  Dudiey,  9  Cross 
>Vood  John,  Thhd 
Wood  Robert,  21  First  * 
Wood  Stephen,  8  Second 
Woods  Fb<  nezcr,  Hudson 
Woods  Francis,  Hester 
W"oley  Jeremiah,  Mott 
W  mlsey  Jonathan,  Mulberry 
Wngln' Reuben,  Bullock 


JBMEj't  NJSW-TdRH 


Young  John,  wood-inspector,  83  Mulberry 

Yo«ng  Mrs.  teacher,  21  Thomas 

Y«ung  Philip,  measurer,  77  Divitiun 

Young  wm.  merchant,  31  Fair 

Young  W.  B.  B.  clothier,  34  Maiden  lane 

Yelverton  Andrew,  shipwright,  23  Cheapside 

Yeoman  James,  h  carpenter,  Crosby 

Yeoman  James,  h.  carpenter,  Crosby 

Yeoman  Peter,  h.  carpenter,  7  Oliver 

Young  Asa,  cooper,  20  Old-slip 

Young  David,  h.  carpenter,  403  Greenwich 

Youug  Enoch,  shipwright,  Montgomery 

Young  Jacob,  coope  r,  5  Rose 

Young  James,  cabinet  maker,  6  Read 

Young  Joseph,  bouse  carpenter,  23  Ann 

Young  Stephen  &  Moses,  cabinet-makers,  73  Broad 

Young  Thomas  cooper,  25  Rose 

Yeomans  wm.  mason,  North  Moore 

Yeoman  Gilbert,  stone-cutter,  297  Broadway,  shop  foot  of  Jay 

Yeoman  Jeremiah,  b  aekmiilli,  Beach 

Yocum  James,  blacksmith,  Leonard 

You'e  George,  p  umber  and  pewterer,2S6  water 

Youle  John,  proprietor  of  Air  Furnace,  Corlaer's  Hook 

Yonck  Peter,  blacksmith,  Fair 

Youle  Thomas,  phiiquer  and  pewterer,  298  water 

Youn:{  Stephen,  cloek  &  watch-maker,  316  Pearl 

Yameck  Peter,  blacksmith,  Norfolk,  shop,  Bowery 

Yager  Henry,  baker,  2"  Bare  ay 

Yates  Edward,  hvei v-siable,  64  New 

Yeoland  Philip,  confectioner,  9  Chatham 

Youle  Timothy,  halter,  280  water,  corner  of  Dotk 

Young  widow  Eliza,  nurse,  105  Cherry 

Young  John,  baker,  4.1  Rose 

Young  John,  shoema-ker,  2  birmingham 

Young  John,  laborer,  109  Harman 

Youug  Robert,  shoemaker,  71  E.  George 

Young  T.  printer,  102  water 

Yeomans  Nathaniel,  shipmaster,  33  Lombard 

Young  James,  pilot  for  the  Sound,  92  Lombard 

Yazextncte  Esteve,  51  Division 

Yoe  Charles,  sac  Her,  Mott 

Young  Abraham,  cartinan,  57  Chapel 

ZeissJ.  W.  physician  and  apothecary,  127  Chatham 

Zunts  Alexander,  commission  merchant,  46  Broad 

Zeagers  George,  tavern,  50  Cheapside 

Zellers  Samuel,  baker,  15Georse 

Zewell  John,  hair-dres-ei ,  565  Greenwich 

Zimmerman  Peter,  milkman,  41  Read 

Zuitl  John,  shipmaster,  Harrison,  corner  O  reenwich 

JSnamerman  Andrew,  cartman,  Desbtosses 


